How these skills are chosen
The skills come from the public skills.sh catalog and their GitHub repositories. Each one was read, compared with its competitors and checked against its documentation.
The skill descriptions are in French for now. The interface is in English; the pages will be translated later.
The editorial score out of 100
It measures the value for a beginner, not security. Popularity is shown separately.
| Criterion | Points |
|---|---|
| Practical use | 25 |
| Content quality | 15 |
| Maintenance | 15 |
| Security | 15 |
| Beginner friendliness | 10 |
| Complementarity | 10 |
| License | 5 |
| Context cost | 5 |
Verification statuses
- Checked against documentation No point of caution found in the documentation and audits. This is not a guarantee.
- Point of caution Read before installing: the page explains why.
- Not published Excluded until an alert is cleared.
Sources and dates
- skills.sh (pages publiques) (06/11/2026)
- GitHub (dépôts des skills) (06/11/2026)
- Documentation du CLI skills (06/11/2026)
- Documentation de Claude Code (06/11/2026)
Limits of the method
- Commands are checked against the documentation, not tried on a computer.
- skills.sh audits are automatic and cover a specific version.
- Install counts come from skills.sh telemetry: copies or bundles installed at once can inflate them.
- A skill may change after our check: the checked version is shown on each page.
Nothing installs from this site: you copy a command and run it yourself, after reading the page.
Reserved slots
3 slots stay free to reach 100, waiting for reliable candidates:
- Web and software development : Astro
- Motion design and 3D : Motion (ex-Framer Motion)
- Automation, browser, MCP : Automatisation no-code avec licence claire