Agent skills

Let an agent query this index directly

Three open agent skills ship with this directory: find plugins by capability, review one before installing, and prepare a submission. They read this catalog’s JSON — they do not scrape pages, guess repository names, or mix in another marketplace.

Skill repository /catalog.json

The boundary is part of the skill

Queries this site’s catalog endpoint only. No fallback to GitHub search, web search or another plugin marketplace.
When the catalog has no match, it says so instead of padding the answer from elsewhere.
A verification level records how far the install path was exercised; a scan status records whether an automated scan ran. Neither is a security guarantee.
The review skill is read-only: it installs nothing, runs no lifecycle script and never treats repository content as instructions.

The three skills

find-dsh-plugins

Find plugins by capability

Turns a capability request such as "I want my agent to read screenshots" into a short shortlist from this catalog, each entry carrying its install command, verification level and source link. It reads this catalog only — it does not pad the answer from GitHub search or another marketplace.

Prompt to hand your agent

Use $find-dsh-plugins to find DSH plugins for <task>.

View source: find-dsh-plugins

vet-dsh-plugin

Read-only pre-install review

Reviews one cataloged plugin before it is installed: what the listing recorded (verification level, scan status, dshTarget, check date), then a read-only inspection of the repository at that commit — package.json, lifecycle scripts, network and credential access — with a pinned evidence link per finding. It never installs, never executes, and never certifies a plugin as safe.

Prompt to hand your agent

Use $vet-dsh-plugin to review <owner/repo> before I install it.

View source: vet-dsh-plugin

submit-dsh-plugin

Prepare a listing submission

Turns a repository into a listing-shaped submission: whether the dsh-plugin topic is set, the manifest is valid, a LICENSE and a copy-ready install command are present, then produces the fields a reviewer needs. It does not invent stars, licenses or dates to fill a form.

Prompt to hand your agent

Use $submit-dsh-plugin to prepare a listing for <repo URL>.

View source: submit-dsh-plugin

The machine-readable catalog

The skills read JSON generated from the same content collections the pages render, so a catalog field cannot drift from the listing. You can use it directly, without going through a skill.

Full catalog https://www.alldsh.com/catalog.json Every listing plus taxonomy and field definitions in one response.

Single listing https://www.alldsh.com/catalog/<slug>.json One listing by slug, for when the index already narrowed the candidates.

llms.txt https://www.alldsh.com/llms.txt Plain-text map of the site, for when links are all that is needed.

Category and use-case slugs come from the site, so the skills validate filters against them — adding a category does not require touching a skill.

Install

Clone the repository and run the installer. It defaults to ~/.agents/skills, the directory Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Copilot, opencode and DSH share.

git clone https://github.com/aixwork/alldsh-skills.git
cd alldsh-skills
./install.sh

The installer copies only the files you cloned and verifies each one against manifest.sha256; it downloads no code.

What these skills will not do

They never present "listed" as "approved" — a listing means the source, install spec, permission surface and maintenance signals were reviewed by hand.
They do not make the install decision for you: a review returns evidence and limitations, not a guarantee.
They do not bypass the submission process: the submission skill produces material for review, not a published listing.

Verification · Security status · Submit