Open sourcePython · ≈49k stars · MIT
Agentic Awesome Skills (AAS)
2,750+ agent skills plus a local control plane for finding and installing them.
Local control plane for agents to discover, select and validate skills from a catalog of 2,750+. Ships a CLI, a local MCP server, plugins and a Workbench.
Pros & cons
Each point cites its sources and says what kind of evidence backs it. A second reviewer tried to refute every claim before it was kept.
Pros
Cons
- User reportsLoading the full library overflowed agent context so badly that even a first message failed with a truncation error.[1]
- User reportsUsers have reported conflicts between skills and invalid YAML breaking Codex loading.[1][2]
- DocsAAS Core's apply and recovery features are still marked experimental.[1]
- DocsThe catalog aggregates many third-party sources, so quality and provenance vary skill by skill.[1]
- Best for
- Users who want to browse a huge catalog and install a hand-picked subset of skills.
- Watch out for
- Never install the whole library; select a small, exact set or you will exhaust context.
Assessed Oct 29, 2026 · adversarially reviewedSuggest a correction
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Connections
Relations from the Harness Hub knowledge graph, as charted in the State of Harness reports.
Maintained by · 1
- sickn33Organisation
Built on · 1
- Model Context ProtocolProject
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- Dev BrowserProject
- Gentle AIProject
- skillshareProject
Sources
Verified Oct 29, 2026
