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SkillHub

A self-hosted, enterprise-grade registry for publishing, versioning, and governing agent skill packages behind a firewall, with RBAC, audit logs, and search.

SkillHub

SkillHub is a self-hosted platform that gives teams a private, governed place to share agent skills. A skill package is published to a namespace, after which others can find it through search or install it through a CLI, and the whole platform is meant to run on-premise behind a firewall, in Docker or Kubernetes, with a single command to get it running locally.

Publishing supports semantic versioning, custom tags such as beta or stable, and an automatic latest tag, and the platform governs access with role-based access control and audit logs. Its documentation covers a user guide to publishing, search, and CLI usage, developer docs on architecture, API reference, and deployment, and Python examples for searching, downloading, and publishing skills through its REST API, alongside separate policies on privacy, content safety, code of conduct, and security.

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