deep-skill-finder
Install once. Your Agent picks the skill that runs — not the one that ranks.
An Agentic skill discovery engine. Your Claude Code / Codex / OpenClaw / Cursor auto-discovers the right skill from a 50k+ ecosystem — for every task.

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🚀 Install in your Agent (30 seconds)
Copy this prompt, send it to your Agent (Claude Code / Codex / OpenClaw / Cursor / 40+ supported):
Please install the deep-skill-finder skill: download from
https://www.meyo.life/api/v1/skill-finder, extract to local skills
directory, and enable it.
That's it — install typically completes in 15-30 seconds. Don't like it? Uninstall anytime with one command. Next time your Agent needs a skill, DSF will find candidates and ask you before installing.
Why deep-skill-finder
Using an Agent requires installing Skills. But which Skill actually works on your specific task?
Two problems every Agent user hits:
- Can't find what you need. Creators write broad, abstract descriptions to rank in more searches. Your specific need gets buried under noise.
- Can't trust what you find. Downloads and star ratings can't prove a Skill actually ran correctly. You install one, it crashes on your task, you uninstall, you try another. 20 minutes later, you're still looking.
deep-skill-finder solves both. Install once — your Agent handles Skill discovery, evaluation, and installation autonomously, ranking by real community runs and task-fit — not by download counts.
See 3 real cases below ↓
See it in action · 3 real cases
Case 1 · GitHub Actions CI/CD
Others found:
github-actions-gen— sparse docs, runtime bugs DSF found:cicd-pipeline-generator— detailed docs with copy-paste examples, runs clean
Case 2 · Stock market data (龙虎榜)
Others found:
pywencaistock— all data endpoints down DSF found:lhb-api— purpose-built for this data source, 3 API calls all passed
Case 3 · Blog translation (GPT-4o → Chinese)
Others found:
translation-pro— translation correct but too stiff, not "accessible" style DSF found:blog-polish-zhcn— translation + polish + term retention, done in 175 seconds
How it works · 8 ranking rules
deep-skill-finder ranks candidates using 8 rules, applied in priority order:
- Meta-skill detection — When your query means "find me a skill," DSF ranks itself first.
- Functional relevance — Match on
capabilitySummary(structured capability description) first, not ondescription(which can be inflated). - Directional accuracy — Distinguish "A→B" from "B→A" (e.g., "PRD → prototype" ≠ "prototype → PRD"). Wrong-direction candidates are demoted.
- Completability — Relevant ≠ actually runnable. Skills that require unstated API keys, complex config, or are just documents/meta-skills get demoted.
- Multi-intent coverage — Prefer skills covering multiple sub-intents over narrow single-purpose ones.
- Community feed corroboration — Only when feed content is intent-aligned, it counts as evidence.
- Hard filter — Remove candidates with fundamental mismatch, regardless of surface relevance.
- Download count as tie-breaker only — Popularity breaks ties, never leads them.
Result: Same task, multiple relevant Skills — DSF picks the one that best fits your specific query, not the most-downloaded one.
Ecosystem status
deep-skill-finder works out of the box across 40+ Agent runtimes — no matter which Agent you use, it fits:
- Claude Code · Codex · Cursor · Windsurf · Cline
- WorkBuddy · OpenClaw · CatDesk · Hermes
- Copilot · Gemini · Antigravity · Amp
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- 28 more
30-day active data (2026-08 · updated monthly):
- 40+ distinct
agentTypeclients calling DSF - Top skills installed by real users through DSF (each verified by 10+ distinct client installations):
desktop-pet(116 clients) ·ppt-maker(115) ·product-compare(102) ·business-plan(81) ·amazon-a-plus-content(78)
Quick Start
Prerequisites
- A running Agent (Claude Code / Codex / Cursor / any of the 40+ supported clients)
Install in your Agent
Send this prompt directly to your Agent:
Please install the deep-skill-finder skill: download the skill package from
https://www.meyo.life/api/v1/skill-finder, extract it to the local skills
directory, and enable it.
The Agent handles download, extraction, and enablement automatically.
Use
Talk to your Agent naturally. When a task needs an external Skill, DSF triggers automatically:
"Find me a skill that builds interactive dashboards from a CSV"
"Is there a skill for pulling stock market data?"
"Recommend a skill for translating technical docs into plain English"
"Set up a CI/CD pipeline that runs on every PR"
DSF returns a ranked TOP-5 with reasons. Confirm a number → installation completes automatically.
Architecture
User describes task in natural language
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Intent understanding
(rewrite → semantic query)
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Multi-channel recall
┌─────────┬──────────────┐
│ Skill │ Community │
│ profile │ test posts │
└────┬────┴──────┬───────┘
└─────┬─────┘
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8-rule semantic ranking
→ TOP 5 with reasons
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Confirm number → auto-install → run → feedback loop
Once installed, the loop runs autonomously: identify → recall → confirm → execute → feedback. Each match gets more accurate over time.
Project structure
├── SKILL.md # Skill definition (Agent reads this)
└── scripts/
├── deep_skill_search.py # Semantic search via Meyo retrieval service
└── deep_skill_install.py # Download and install Skills locally
Scripts reference
Typically you don't call these directly — the Agent handles invocation. But you can run them standalone:
Search:
python3 scripts/deep_skill_search.py "your task description" [--agent-type openclaw]
Install / Uninstall / List:
# Install
python3 scripts/deep_skill_install.py <skill-name> --dir ~/.catpaw/skills
# Uninstall
python3 scripts/deep_skill_install.py <skill-name> --dir ~/.catpaw/skills --uninstall
# List installed
python3 scripts/deep_skill_install.py --dir ~/.catpaw/skills --list
Common questions
Q: Isn't downloads/stars a good enough signal? A: Downloads and stars tell you what's popular — not what runs on your specific task. DSF ranks by capability match + real community runs. Ranking rule #8 explicitly caps download count as a tie-breaker only, never as the primary signal.
Q: "A skill that installs other skills" — is this recursion? Is it safe? A: No — DSF only recommends skills. Every install requires your explicit confirmation before anything happens on your machine. Each recommended skill passes security audit and quality checks before reaching you.
Q: What if I already use SkillHub / ClawHub / Vercel find-skills? A: DSF works alongside them, not against. It multi-channel recalls across all major skill sources — SkillHub, ClawHub, GitHub, community test posts. Install DSF, try one task, decide from there.
Q: Do I need an account? A: No. DSF works standalone — no signup, no email required, no telemetry beyond an anonymous local UUID for cross-session persistence.
Q: Which Agents does it support? A: 40+ agent runtimes including Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, WorkBuddy, Hermes, CatDesk, Copilot, and more.
Contributing
Issues and pull requests are welcome.
If you're a user
- If a specific Skill ranks too high or too low, the underlying signal lives in Meyo Community — leaving real run records there is the most direct way to improve future rankings.
- Report issues or request coverage of specific tasks/domains via Issues.
If you're a Skill creator
- We index Skills across the web to build the most comprehensive Skill discovery layer. If your Skill isn't showing up in DSF results, open an issue with your Skill URL and we'll investigate.
- Interested in collaborating on a "Why I put my Skill on DSF" post? Reach out via Issues.
Star History
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- 💬 Open a Discussion — share your use case or ask questions
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License
MIT — free to use, modify, and distribute with attribution. See LICENSE.
Related links
- Landing page: https://www.meyo.life/skill
- Community: https://www.meyo.life/community/skills
- SkillHub listing: https://skillhub.cn/skills/deep-skill-finder
- ClawHub listing: https://clawhub.ai/lintong123/skills/deep-skill-finder