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SkillShield

SkillShield

The original AI skills security directory

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I built SkillShield after getting paranoid about AI agent security. We're all plugging our agents into random "skills" without knowing what they actually do. So I scanned 33,530 of them. The results were horrifying: 32% contain critical security issues — credential theft, reverse shells, prompt injection attacks, and data exfiltration I launched the first version of SkillShield on February 6th after months of scanning and research.
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Charles Sturt
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AI agents are getting powerful. They can browse the web, execute code, access your files. And we're giving them random plugins from strangers without checking what they do. I spent months scanning 33,530 AI skills across every major marketplace. Found credential stealers, reverse shells, prompt injection attacks — all packaged as "helpful" agent extensions. SkillShield is my answer: a pre-scanned directory where every skill gets a security score before you install it. No more blind trust. Free to use. Open source. Built because I got paranoid. Questions? Ask me anything.