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title: Skills Catalog
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description: Browse and install ready-made skills.
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# Skills Catalog
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The Skills Catalog lets you install skills other people have published instead of writing your own. Open it at **Settings → Skills → Catalog**.
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For writing your own skills, see [Skills](/skills/).
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## Install a skill
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1. Open the catalog.
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2. Browse the built-in sources — the Anthropic skills repo and the ClawHub community registry — or search.
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3. Pick a skill and install it.
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4. Choose where to install it: for everything you do, or just the current project.
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If a skill with the same name already exists, OpenChamber asks what to do — skip it, overwrite it, or decide per skill.
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## Add your own source
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You can add any Git repository as a source using its `owner/repo` name or a full Git URL. Private repositories need access set up on your machine (an SSH key or saved credentials); if a source can't authenticate, the catalog says so rather than failing silently.
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## Related
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- [Skills](/skills/) — create and manage installed skills
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