Get started

Search for the job in plain words, open a matching skill, then paste input and run. This page teaches that loop so you can try it without pinging whoever invited you.

How it works

Three chapters. Seek any one; the summary stays visible if you skip ahead.

Search — describe the job in the Catalog search box.
Open a skill — pick a match and read how it fits.
Try a run — paste input and run (add an API key in Settings first if needed).

Chapter 1 of 3

Search

In Catalog, type the job in plain words — “roast my landing page”, “what’s broken in production” — not the skill’s name.

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Example jobs

Each link opens Catalog with that search already filled in. Prefer the roasting example for your first try.

roast my landing page
Top skill: hater-mode (full). Good first try — runs end to end from what you paste.
what's broken in production
Top skill: cartooli-stacks-fix-bugs (local). Expect a plan or dry run here; run it locally for the real investigation.
printable booklet
Top skill: canva-ready-booklet (adapted). Works from your input and returns files inline where the skill would write them.

FAQ

How do I run a skill?: Open Settings, paste an OpenRouter API key from openrouter.ai/settings/keys, then pick a skill and run. This page is not an installer — just a pointer to Settings.
What do Adapted vs Local mean?: Full — Runs end to end from what you paste here.
Adapted — Parts of this skill expect files, a shell, or a browser. It works from your input and returns any files inline.
Local — Built for a local coding agent (filesystem, shell, browser). Here it produces a plan or dry run; run it locally for the real thing.
Where is history?: Off. Set DATABASE_URL to a Neon connection string and run npm run db:push to turn it on. Open history. After Settings, Catalog’s Get started opens the skills map; from there you can pick a job stage, then continue here for the search → skill → try loop.
Why might I see a password screen?: Some shared instances are password-protected. Enter the password you were given once, then continue to the Catalog or Settings.
Whose API key pays for a run?: Runs use the OpenRouter key you add in Settings and are billed to you. There is no host key. Your key is stored in a cookie in your browser. See Settings for details.