Skillstore is a searchable skills library for Claude Code and Codex. You connect through MCP to find expert instructions for whatever you are building, publish your own team methods so teammates and coding agents follow the same standards, and improve skills with feedback. The public library needs no Skillstore account, so you keep using your existing AI account.
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Search the library for a skill covering the specific task at hand.
Publish team methods so every agent applies the same standards.
Sample skills cover checking access to each resource, validating untrusted input at the boundary and writing an abuse case.
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