Overview

Gate Skills Hub is a skills center that connects various tools and capabilities, enabling AI to move from simply answering questions to executing tasks. With a single click, you can access tools, data, and automation skills to complete real-world tasks.

Whether you use Gate Claw, OpenClaw, Cursor, Claude.ai / Claude CLI, Codex App / Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, or platforms like Windsurf, Amp, Cline, Claude Code, you can search, install, and manage skills through Skills Hub to expand AI's capabilities.

Visit Skills Hub now: https://www.gate.com/skills-hub

Installation

Gate Skills Hub offers two ways to install:
I'm Human: manually copy commands and install (ideal for developers or terminal users)
I'm an Agent: AI automatically manages skills (ideal for automation or integration scenarios)

I'm Human—Terminal Installation

📥 Step 1: Install Skills Hub CLI

1. Open your terminal and run the installation command
Gate Skills Hub provides a command-line interface (CLI) to search, browse, and manage skills directly from your terminal. To install a skill, follow Step 3: go to the skill's detail page, select [I'm Human], and copy the one-click installation command (see below).

curl -fsSL https://www.gateskills.ai/skills-hub/install/install.sh | bash -s -- --no-skills

This installs the CLI only; no skills are included. Remove "--no-skills" to install recommended skills simultaneously.

2. Activate the PATH
After installation, reopen your terminal or run the following command:

source ~/.zshrc # or reopen your terminal

3. Verify installation

gate-skill version

If the version number is displayed, the installation was successful.

🔍 Step 2: Search and Browse Skills

Skills Hub includes 10,000+ skills across categories like development tools, search & data, productivity, AI, content creation, social & communication, Web3 & finance, and lifestyle services.
You can browse online at https://www.gate.com/skills-hub, explore all skills by category, and view details such as the skill description and author.

Search via CLI:

gate-skill search <关键词>

Examples:

gate-skill search email # search email-related skills
gate-skill search mcp # search MCP-related skills
gate-skill list # list popular skills
gate-skill list --desc # list popular skills with description
gate-skill list --hot=false # list all skills

📦 Step 3: Install Skills

Go to the Skill Details Page
Search for and click on the target skill (e.g., openhue) in the official Skills Hub to open its details page.

Copy the Installation Command
In the Install section:

• Select [I'm Human]
• Copy the one-line installation command
  Installation Example (actual command may vary on the skill's details page):

  curl -fsSL https://www.gateskills.ai/skills-hub/install/install.sh | bash -s -- --no-skills --path && gate-skill install openhue

Run in Terminal
Paste the command in the terminal and run it. After installation, restart your agent client (Cursor, Claude CLI, Codex, Gemini CLI, etc.) to load the new skill.

🛠️ Step 4: Manage Installed Skills

List Installed Skills:

gate-skill list-installed # View installed skills on the default target platform
gate-skill list-installed --all # View installed skills across all platforms
gate-skill list-installed --target cursor # View skills installed on Cursor

Upgrade Skills

gate-skill upgrade # Upgrade all installed skills
gate-skill upgrade gate-dex-trade # Upgrade a specific skill
gate-skill upgrade --cli # Upgrade the CLI itself

Uninstall Skills

gate-skill uninstall <技能名称> --target <目标平台>

💬 Step 5: Use Skills

Once installed, your agent automatically recognizes and loads skills. Trigger skills via natural language commands.
Examples

I'm an Agent—Agent Installation

📥 Step 1: Install the Skills Hub CLI (OpenClaw/Cursor/CLI, etc.)

1. Run the installation command
In environments like Cursor, OpenClaw, Claude CLI, Codex, and Gemini CLI, you can run the installation command to install the CLI. You can also install it automatically when installing a specific skill.

Follow the instructions at "https://www.gateskills.ai/skills-hub/install/skillhub.md" to install only the CLI for Gate Skills Hub, without any additional skills.

2. Confirm CLI installation with the agent using natural language
In conversations within Cursor and similar environments, you can simply use natural language, for example: "Gate Skills Hub CLI version." If the version number is displayed, the installation was successful.
3. Confirm CLI installation with the agent via command line
In environments like Cursor, you can also verify the CLI installation by running a command to check if Gate CLI was successfully installed.

gate-skill version

If the version number is displayed, the installation was successful.

📦 Step 2: Install Skills

1. Open Skills Hub, go to the skill detail page.
2. Select [I'm an Agent] under [Installation] and copy the one-line command.
3. Paste it into your agent environment to install.
   
   Note: Specific commands are generated on the details pages.

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