BotSkillsStack

BotSkillsStack is easiest to understand from the task side. You are not asked which model or framework you prefer. You are asked what job you want a bot to do. Sales teams can open a skill that sorts accounts into tiers using data from Salesforce and writes the result to Notion. Productivity listings include a follow up drafter that reads Google Calendar, Granola and Gong after a call, and a logger that records agent work in ClickUp. Other categories cover marketing and SEO, engineering and DevOps, executive and ops, customer success, market intelligence and personal assistants, and there is a section for MCP server entries. In total the directory holds 307 skills. Every listing comes with the same building blocks: a setup prompt you drop into Grok Bot or a similar agent, an xAI tools JSON schema, a response contract and the apps to connect first. Skills that write to outside systems run a dry run preview and need your confirmation before anything changes. Prompts also mark fetched content as untrusted, which helps against prompt injection. For readers who want the theory, the engineering blog has 22 articles on Grok CLI skills, MCP setup, Discord and Telegram bots and comparisons with frameworks like CrewAI and LangGraph. No signup and no fee to browse. Independent, not affiliated with xAI.