AI Skills

What AI Skills does

AI Skills is the repository behind ai-skills.ai, a catalog of agent skills organized four ways: skills currently in heavy use, profession paths, industry paths and application scenarios. The README says the skills work with OpenClaw, Hermes, qclaw, Claude Code, Codex and similar platforms, and that most follow the SKILL.md structure so they can be mounted into an agent.

Installation goes through the website. You log in by QR scan, copy an install command from the site, skills.sh or ClawHub, and run it in a terminal. The official CLI writes an AISKILLS_API_KEY and then calls the downstream skills add step. As of a 2026-05-27 data update the README lists 245 public skills, 240 of them directly runnable. Listed groups include platform operations for Douyin, Xiaohongshu, Kuaishou and Bilibili, and content production such as article writing, illustration and copy diagnosis. Enterprise customization is offered through the site.

Key features

• Catalog browsable by skill, profession, industry and application scenario
• Install commands copied from ai-skills.ai, skills.sh or ClawHub
• Official CLI that writes AISKILLS_API_KEY and runs skills add
• Platform operations skills for Douyin, Xiaohongshu, Kuaishou and Bilibili
• Content production skills for articles, illustrations and copy diagnosis
• Enterprise customization channel

When to use it

• Adding ready-made skills for short-video platform analysis to an agent
• Finding skills for a specific profession or industry
• Setting up SEO, competitor analysis or content refresh workflows through installable skills

Who it is for: Content creators, operators and industry professionals, especially in Chinese-language markets, who want installable skills for their agent.

How it fits with Hermes Agent

Hermes Agent is listed among several supported agent platforms, so this is a general skill library rather than something built only for Hermes.

Requirements: A login on ai-skills.ai by QR scan and an API key requested from the site. Install commands are copied from a skill page.

Note: The repository has no license file, the README is in Chinese, and installation depends on an ai-skills.ai account login.

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