code-review
Review code for quality, security, and best practices. Use when reviewing pull requests or when the user asks for a code review.
View & InstallDiscover Claude code skills and skills for Claude. Install custom skills with simple SKILL.md files—no fine-tuning. Open, community-driven.
npx claudeskill install code-review
Curated skills for Claude code and everyday workflows. Install any skill in one command.
Review code for quality, security, and best practices. Use when reviewing pull requests or when the user asks for a code review.
View & InstallGenerate descriptive commit messages from git diffs. Use when writing commit messages or reviewing staged changes.
View & InstallExtract text and tables from PDFs, fill forms, merge documents. Use when working with PDF files or document extraction.
View & InstallCompare how Claude skills and Claude code skills fit into your workflow.
| Capability | Generic prompts | Claude Skill Hub |
|---|---|---|
| Consistent behavior | Varies by session | Versioned, repeatable skills |
| Team standards | Manual copy-paste | Shared skills, one install |
| Domain expertise | Re-explained each time | Baked into SKILL.md |
| Rollback | Not available | Pin versions, rollback anytime |
| Discovery | Search the web | Registry + search |
Everything you need to get the best Claude skills into your projects.
Every Claude skill is versioned. Pin to a release or roll back when needed. No surprises.
Skills are written in SKILL.md with plain instructions. No rigid APIs—just clear behavior.
Install any skill folder in one command. Dependencies and config documented in metadata.
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npx claudeskill install code-reviewDevelopers and teams using Claude code skills and Anthropic skills in production.
“Code review skills for Claude cut our PR review time in half. Everyone uses the same standards now.”
“Best Claude skills we’ve found. Install once, works everywhere. Versioning is a lifesaver.”
“Skills for Claude let us encode our docs and conventions. Claude actually follows them.”
Common questions about Claude skills, Claude code skills, and the hub.
Claude skills are reusable instruction sets (usually in a SKILL.md file) that teach Claude how to perform specific tasks—like code review, commit messages, or PDF processing. They give you consistent, versioned behavior without fine-tuning.
Claude code skills are skills focused on coding workflows: code review, refactoring, generating tests, writing commit messages, and working with codebases. They help Claude follow your team’s standards and tools.
Run npx claudeskill install <skill-name> from your project or home directory. The CLI installs the skill and any documented dependencies. You can pin a version for repeatable installs.
Claude Skill Hub hosts community and third-party skills. Some may be built by Anthropic; many are from the community. Each skill page indicates the author and source. Always review a skill before installing.
Yes. If your editor or CLI loads skills from a directory that Claude Skill Hub installs to, your installed skills will be available. Check your tool’s docs for how it discovers skills.
Create a folder with a SKILL.md file (name, description, instructions). Add metadata (version, dependencies). Test locally, then run npx claudeskill publish and follow the prompts to submit to the registry.
A SKILL.md file has a YAML frontmatter (name, description, optional metadata) and a markdown body that describes what the skill does, when to use it, and step-by-step instructions or examples. No code required—natural language is enough.
Browsing and installing skills from the registry is free. Publishing may be subject to registry terms. Check the site footer and docs for the latest pricing and limits.
Re-run install with a specific version: npx claudeskill install <skill-name>@<version>. Your config or lockfile can also pin versions so installs are deterministic.
Check the documentation linked in the footer, the GitHub repo for issues and discussions, and the community Discord. For skill-specific help, open an issue on the skill’s repository if available.
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