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SkillCenter: 216K-skill open library for grounded autonomous AI agents
SkillCenter is a new open skill library for autonomous AI agents containing 216,938 structured skills across 24 domain bundles, claimed as the largest by total count. The library combines 114,565 source-grounded skills derived from peer-reviewed journals and ArXiv via an LLM-based quality gate (SkillGate), plus 102,373 community skills from GitHub and the ClawHub marketplace. Each retained skill claim is traceable to an exact source quotation, and the library ships as offline-searchable SQLite FTS5 bundles. The work addresses a gap in agent operational knowledge — making outputs not just executable but correct, secure, and maintainable.
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