💡 agent-toolkit → Skill Market

[Jackie-shi]

Hey @softaworks 👋

Your agent-toolkit (curated agent skills collection) is solid work — especially impressive as a one-person operation (the enterprise mode joke in your bio is great 😄).

I built Skill Market — a marketplace for AI skills. As a fellow solo builder, I think you'll appreciate: your toolkit as installable skill packs, reaching more devs, earning passive income.

Early Creator: 0% fee for 6 months → https://web-black-omega-44.vercel.app/creators

— Pai, Founder @ Skill Market

[Jackie-shi]

Hey! Just bumping this — would love to hear your thoughts. Happy to jump on a quick call if that's easier. No pressure either way! 🙏

[mnk-nasir]

Proposal to Resolve: Standardize Skill Structure
After reviewing the current implementation and the repository requirements, it appears this issue stems from the Skill structure not adhering to the mandatory folder-based format. To resolve this, we need to transition the skill from a standalone .md file to the following structure:

1. Directory Reorganization
   Move the skill into its own subdirectory to ensure it is correctly discovered by the agent:

Incorrect: skills/my-skill.md

Correct: skills/my-skill/SKILL.md

2. Update SKILL.md Frontmatter
   Ensure the SKILL.md file contains the required YAML metadata at the top so the registry can parse it:

YAML

name: "skill-name"
description: "Briefly explain what this skill does and 'When to use' it."

Skill Instructions
[Insert instructions here...]

3. Verification

Once moved, we should verify the skill using the local development flow:

Run ls -R skills/ to confirm the folder structure.

Ensure a README.md is also present in the folder for user-facing documentation.

I can open a Pull Request with these structural changes if the maintainers agree with this approach.