skills.sh vs installing from GitHub

Same pack either way. GitHub is the source of the folders. skills.sh is the public listing plus the telemetry behind npx skills add. Use GitHub to read or clone a folder today; use skills.sh to see what people install and to run the CLI add. The shop /skills hub is a third door — catalog and companions — not a fourth way to install.

Which one should you use?

Use GitHub when you want the files now — clone, open SKILL.md, or grab a pack that is not listed on skills.sh yet. Use skills.sh when you want the public directory and the install-once CLI. Use the shop companions when you want copy/download without cloning. None of those replace each other; they point at the same iruhdam1/skills pack.

skills.sh vs GitHub, side by side.

OptionSource of truthHow you installWhen a skill appearsWhat you can readBest for
GitHubThe git repoClone, zip, or raw fileWhen the commit is pushedEvery pack folder and SKILL.mdReading, cloning, agents that want the repo
skills.shListing + install telemetry over that reponpx skills add (and hub UIs that use it)When the listing crawls / counts catch upListed packs and install counts — not a second git historyDiscovering the pack and running the CLI add
Shop /skillsCompanions generated from the shopCopy or download on /skills/<pack>When the shop page is publishedPreview + download on the companionOne-file setup without cloning

When GitHub is enough.

Clone github.com/iruhdam1/skills, open a pack’s SKILL.md, or fetch a pack-only skill that is not on skills.sh yet. Agents that want the repo as context should use GitHub.

When skills.sh helps.

Open skills.sh/iruhdam1/skills to discover the pack, run the CLI add, and see install counts. Do not “fix” a missing badge — that is telemetry lag, not a failed push.

When to use the shop page.

Copy or download on /skills without cloning. Companions include ghost-wireframe, website-launch-checklist-prompt, and responsive-preview, plus the pack-only pages on the same hub.

Install the pack.

npx skills@latest add iruhdam1/skills once. Or use the GitHub repo. Or start on /skills.