Local-first
No account, no login, nothing to sign up for. Your config lives in ~/.spectrl and installed skills live in your repo. Search your local registry fully offline.
Local-first skill client
Every agent skill,
Every agent skill,
one search.
spectrl searches skills.sh, SkillsMP, AgentSkills.Guide, and your local registry at once — then installs any skill straight into your project. No account, no lock-in.
$ spectrl search react
searching 4 sources
- vercel-react-best-practices React & Next.js performance guidelines from Vercel Engineering. skills.sh
- react-testing Vitest + React Testing Library patterns for user-centric tests. skillsmp
- react-view-transitions Native-feeling route animations with the View Transition API. agent.guide
- my-react-helpers Your own house style, pinned in ~/.spectrl/registry. local
↑↓ browse · enter install ·
s filter source
The spectrum
Four sources, one feed.
Every query fans out across all enabled sources in parallel. Results stream in as each one
answers — tagged by colour so you always know where a skill came from. Toggle any source
with spectrl sources.
- skills-sh
skills.sh
The largest public index. Install counts, ranked by popularity.
installable - skills-mp
SkillsMP
Marketplace with rich descriptions, authors, and GitHub stars.
installable - agent-skills-guide
AgentSkills.Guide
Curated catalogue, resolved to the canonical repo for each skill.
installable - local
Local registry
Your own specs in ~/.spectrl/registry. Searchable offline.
installable
From query to installed
Three keystrokes, really.
- 01
Search
spectrl search reactOne query fans out to every enabled registry in parallel. Results stream into a live list as each source answers.
- 02
Inspect
↑↓ browse · tab detailRead the real SKILL.md — pulled from its GitHub source — alongside install counts and stars, before you commit to anything.
- 03
Install
enterDrop the skill straight into your project. spectrl tracks it in .spectrl/collection.json so the team stays in sync.
Why it feels different
Built like a tool, not a store.
Real descriptions, from the source
Every result is enriched from its actual GitHub SKILL.md — so you read the real skill, not a stale blurb, before installing. Falls back gracefully when a source is quiet.
Parallel by default
Sources are queried concurrently with a per-source timeout, and results render the moment they arrive. One slow registry never holds up the rest.
Installs where you work
Pick a result and spectrl drops the skill into your project via the skills toolchain — even for sources that have no installer of their own.
Start in one command.
No setup, no account. Run it in any project and start searching.
then spectrl search <query> · spectrl sources