Turing AI Agents vs agentskills.codes

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  Free and open-source: The entire registry is free to use, with no account or payment required to search, view, or install skills.
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  Automated safety scanning and transparency: Each skill page runs an automated static scan of the SKILL.md and repo, flagging things like shell/code execution, credential access, or network calls, plus shows repo stars, token load size, view/install counts, and last-updated date so you can judge quality before installing.
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  Covers a huge breadth of use cases: Skills range from coding and frontend frameworks to research, data analysis, web scraping, document conversion, and even niche domains like medicinal chemistry or 3D modeling, making it useful well beyond typical dev tasks.

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  Quality varies wildly between skills: Since anyone can publish a skill, some have thin descriptions, no explicit trigger conditions, or very few installs/stars, meaning users need to vet each one manually rather than trusting the registry as a whole.
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  Security scan is informational, not a guarantee: The site explicitly states that a flag describes what a skill can do, not a verdict on whether it's safe, users still have to review code themselves before installing, especially for skills that run shell commands or read credentials.