Most skills marketplaces are basically a nice list of links to GitHub repos. You still have to clone things and edit config files to actually use a skill, which loses anyone who isn't an engineer. Claudinho is all about the UX. Browsing feels like an app store, and installing is a couple of clicks instead of setup steps. It's built for non-technical people first, the ones who'd benefit most from skills but usually bounce off the install process. If you can add an app, you can add a skill.
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First, the name. In Brazil we add "inho" to anything we want to make our own. Ronaldinho, Robinho, your friend Carlinhos. So Claude became Claudinho. And let's be honest, Brazil invented skills long before Anthropic did. I have footage (see the video 😏).
I'm a non-technical founder, so I'm always looking for ways to not be limited by what I can't build myself. Talking to people in my network, consultants, MBAs, folks in company management, I kept hearing the same thing: they want to use AI at work and not fall behind, but most of them just use chat and stop there.
I think the real unlock is Claude Cowork + Skills. No code, just plain language and the right skill doing the work for you. Drafting a sales proposal, prepping the same weekly deck, turning notes into tasks, generating your company's daily content. The kind of repetitive work that quietly eats your week.
The problem: skills are genuinely useful but a pain to find and install. They're scattered across GitHub repos with setup steps that lose anyone who isn't an engineer. The people who'd benefit most are exactly the ones who bounce off that process.
So I built Claudinho. Think app store, but for Claude skills. Browse what's out there and install in a couple of clicks. If you can pick an app from an app store, you should be able to use a skill.