# SkillHub

Self-hosted open-source registry for publishing, versioning, and governing enterprise agent skills.

## Agent Decision Summary
- Risk level: low
- Source confidence: high
- Recommended workflows: Coding agent workflow, Local or private AI stack, Reusable skill workflow
- Permission surface: low explicit permission surface in metadata
- Agent JSON: https://www.openagent.bot/skills/skillhub.agent.json

## Summary
SkillHub is an open-source agent skill registry for enterprises. It focuses on publishing and versioning skill packages, governance with RBAC and audit logs, and self-hosted deployment with Docker or Kubernetes.


## Guide
SkillHub is a self-hosted registry for enterprise agent skills.

### What it is
It helps teams publish, version, govern, and deploy reusable skill packages.

### Why it matters
Agent skills are becoming shared software artifacts, and shared artifacts need governance.

### How it works
Evaluate it by publishing a small skill library, assigning ownership, and testing update and audit workflows.


### FAQ
- Is SkillHub open source?
  - Yes. The GitHub repository is listed under the Apache-2.0 license.
- Who should evaluate SkillHub?
  - Teams managing shared agent skills across departments or controlled environments should evaluate it.
## What It Does
It helps teams publish, version, govern, and deploy reusable skill packages.

## How To Evaluate
Evaluate it by publishing a small skill library, assigning ownership, and testing update and audit workflows.

## Why It Matters
As teams create more agent skills, they need registries, ownership, versioning, and governance. SkillHub treats skills as managed artifacts rather than loose prompt files.


## Best For
- Enterprise teams building shared agent skill libraries
- Platform teams that need RBAC and audit logs for skills
- Organizations deploying skills on-premise or in controlled environments

## Not For
- Solo users with only a few local skills
- Teams looking for a single-purpose skill rather than a registry

## What It Actually Does
- Skill registry: SkillHub provides a place to publish and version agent skill packages.
  - Why it matters: Shared skills become easier to discover, review, and maintain when they live in a registry.
- Governance controls: The project emphasizes RBAC and audit logs.
  - Why it matters: Enterprise agent skills need ownership, permissions, and traceability.
- Self-hosted deployment: SkillHub is designed for on-premise deployment with Docker or Kubernetes.
  - Why it matters: Teams can manage skills without handing internal workflow definitions to a hosted platform.

## Typical Use Cases
- Enterprise skill catalog: Publish approved skills for agent users across teams.
- Skill version governance: Track versions and audit changes before skills are used in production workflows.
- OpenClaw skill operations: Manage OpenClaw-oriented skills in a controlled registry.

## How It Compares
- When to choose SkillHub: Compare it with nearby skills by looking at hosting model, integration surface, license, and whether the official docs show the workflow you need.

## Fit Matrix
- Coding agent workflow: strong. SkillHub has multiple signals for coding agent workflow, including matching tags, capabilities, category, or positioning. Required check: Run a small repository change and inspect the diff, tests, and rollback path.
- Local or private AI stack: strong. SkillHub has multiple signals for local or private ai stack, including matching tags, capabilities, category, or positioning. Required check: Verify hardware requirements, data path, storage, and whether all calls stay in your environment.
- Reusable skill workflow: strong. SkillHub has multiple signals for reusable skill workflow, including matching tags, capabilities, category, or positioning. Required check: Run one skill end to end and check whether it produces evidence or structured output.
- Browser automation: partial. SkillHub has at least one signal for browser automation, but should be checked against a real task before adoption. Required check: Run one non-sensitive website task and inspect clicks, waits, retries, and changed URLs.
- Connector or protocol layer: weak. SkillHub is not primarily positioned for connector or protocol layer in the current metadata. Required check: Connect one low-risk service, then inspect schemas, auth scope, errors, and logs.
- Evaluation and observability: weak. SkillHub is not primarily positioned for evaluation and observability in the current metadata. Required check: Add one repeatable test case and confirm results can run again in review or CI.

## Evidence
- verified: SkillHub is listed as open source. Source: License metadata: Apache-2.0
- verified: SkillHub has a recorded GitHub repository: iflytek/skillhub. Source: Resource facts and GitHub source link.
- inferred: SkillHub supports these recorded deployment modes: self hosted, cloud. Source: OpenAgent decision signal metadata.
- inferred: SkillHub is tagged with agent skill, workflow capabilities. Source: OpenAgent capability taxonomy.

## Missing Checks
- Dedicated docs link is missing.
- Repository freshness has not been recorded.

## Next Actions
- Inspect repository: https://github.com/iflytek/skillhub
- Open Homepage: https://skill.xfyun.cn

## Facts
- Category: skills
- Resource type: skill
- Open source: yes
- License: Apache-2.0
- Last verified: 2026-06-10
- GitHub repo: iflytek/skillhub
- GitHub stars: 3421

## Capabilities
- agent-skill
- workflow

## Structured Use Case Tags
- self-hosted-ai
- developer-workflow

## Getting Started
- Open the GitHub repository: https://github.com/iflytek/skillhub
- Visit the project site: https://skill.xfyun.cn

## Links
- GitHub: https://github.com/iflytek/skillhub
- Homepage: https://skill.xfyun.cn

## Structured Outputs
- JSON: https://www.openagent.bot/skills/skillhub.json
- Markdown: https://www.openagent.bot/skills/skillhub.md
- Agent JSON: https://www.openagent.bot/skills/skillhub.agent.json
- Canonical: https://www.openagent.bot/skills/skillhub