Overview SkillHub is a private registry for agent skill packages, with a Java 21 backend and a React 19 web UI. Teams publish semver-versioned skills into team or global namespaces, review them, and install them through an npm-distributed CLI or the REST API. Storage is local filesystem or S3/MinIO, and it deploys via Docker Compose, Kubernetes manifests or a Helm chart.
Who it is for: Teams that want a private, governed registry for sharing agent skills
Strengths Namespaces with Owner/Admin/Member roles, review flow and audit-logged governance actions Semantic versioning with custom tags and automatic latest tracking CLI and REST API, plus a compatibility layer for ClawHub-style clients Compose, Kubernetes manifests and Helm chart; S3/MinIO storage for production Weaknesses Needs PostgreSQL and Redis alongside the Java backend and web frontend Release template enables a default bootstrap admin password that must be changed Prometheus monitoring example is not ready to scrape without extra configuration ClawHub protocol compatibility is still expanding; native APIs are the primary path What it needs no GPU Compose Needs PostgreSQL, Redis, S3/MinIO (optional), Docker Compose port 3000 What changed From the release notes. No flag means the note does not say so, not that the upgrade is safe.
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How to choose Decide between a visual builder (faster to start) and code-first (easier to test and version). Check how workflows are exported; vendor-specific JSON makes migration costly. Look at the license for the server part; several are AGPL or source-available. Health
Releases 37 in the last 12 monthsLast one 6 days ago
Top contributor 38% of commits582 of 1,526 in the last 12 months
Security advisories NoneOn GitHub, in the last 12 months
OpenSSF Scorecard Not checked Read from GitHub, deps.dev and OpenSSF on 11 Nov 2026. Bots and coding-agent accounts are left out of the commit counts. Not part of the score: how we check .
License in plain words Apache-2.0 Permissive
Use it at work Yes
Change it and rebrand it Yes
Sell it or host it for others Yes Your part: Keep the notices and mark the files you change. It also grants you the contributors’ patent rights.
A plain summary, not legal advice. Read the license on GitHub ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Set it up Needs before it works: PostgreSQL, Redis, S3/MinIO (optional), Docker Compose.
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