New skill packs
Each pack takes 2–4 hours to research, write, validate, and document properly. The catalog grows because someone does the work, not because an LLM auto-generates filler.
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Support
This project survives on
sponsorship.
302 skill packs. 14 domains. One maintainer. No corporate backing. Sponsorship is the only thing that keeps this going.
skillforge — browse
$ skillforge browse --featured
↳liquid-glass-enforcerFeatured
↳rust-async-patternsv2.0
↳react-best-practicesPopular
↳graphql-federation-gateway
↳prompt-injection-defenderSecurity
302 skills loaded · 14 domains · v2.0.0 · Apache-2.0
The maintainer
Built by one person. Used by many.
I build SkillForge because I got tired of rewriting the same skill prompts every time a new coding agent launched. The packs should be portable. The manifests should be readable. And the whole thing should be free to use.
This is not a funded startup. There is no runway, no investors, no team. It is an open-source project that runs on focused effort and the direct support of the people who depend on it. Every sponsorship dollar goes toward the catalog — not overhead.
302skill packs shipped
14domain categories
20advanced first-party packs
1maintainer
Where your money goes
No vague line items. Here is exactly what the money pays for.
No "community events" budget. No marketing spend. Four specific things that keep 302 packs useful.
Ongoing maintenance
Frameworks change. Models evolve. Best practices shift. Without active maintenance, packs start giving bad advice within months.
Docs and tooling
The catalog site, CLI, search, safety checks, CI pipeline, and generated marketplace surface. Infrastructure that makes the packs usable.
Independence
Sponsorship keeps SkillForge independent. No vendor deals, no gated tiers, no rug pulls. The catalog stays free because it is funded directly.
Sponsor tiers
Pick the level that matches what this saves you.
All tiers go through GitHub Sponsors. Cancel anytime. One-time donations are also welcome.
Sponsor tier
Supporter
$10/mo / month
The catalog stays free because people like you fund the work directly.
- Name on the public sponsor wall
- Early visibility into roadmap updates
- The concrete knowledge that this project continues because of you
Most popular
Recommended
Advocate
$50/mo / month
For teams that use SkillForge daily and want the packs to improve faster than they would otherwise.
- Everything in Supporter
- Priority acknowledgement in docs and release notes
- Input on which packs and domains get built next
Sponsor tier
Champion
$250/mo / month
For organizations that believe a portable, open skill layer should exist — and want to make sure it does.
- Everything in Advocate
- Quarterly maintainer sync (async or call)
- Logo on the docs site and README
- Direct influence on the project roadmap
Prefer a one-time donation? You can do that on GitHub Sponsors too --- just pick "One-time" instead of "Monthly."
Sponsor wall
People who keep SkillForge alive.
This wall is waiting for its first name.
If SkillForge saves your team even one hour a week, being the first sponsor sends a real signal — to the maintainer, and to every developer deciding whether to depend on this project. Early supporters get remembered.
Be the first sponsor