hermosskills is a marketplace for the reusable skills that power AI agents — the kind that let a model check a domain name, run a Stripe rollout, draft a TDD plan, or dogfood a web app. We curate, sponsor, and commission them so the public-good AI stack keeps working.
Each skill is reviewed for trust, tested on a real agent, and disclosed about funding. The catalog grows one at a time, by hand.
The pattern that hermosskills is built on. How a curated, sponsor-funded marketplace funds public-good AI without becoming an ad network or a SaaS bucket shop. Reads as a manifesto with receipts.
Sequenced operational workflow for taking a working test-mode Stripe integration live. KYC, webhooks, radar rules, dispute handling, refunds, and a clean rollback path.
Pick a brand name and learn which TLDs are still free, parked, or contested — across registrars. The skill that named chromebloom.com and hermosskills.com.
Make a small business site (solo founder, local services, niche ecommerce) discoverable to AI search and answer engines. Practical, no growth-hacker nonsense.
Plan and prototype regulated fintech products — sandbox-first, simulation-first, with KYC, BSA, and disclosures in scope from day one.
Exploratory QA of web apps: a vision-capable agent crawls a flow, finds bugs with evidence, and writes reproducible reports. The skill that broke three of our own pages last week.
If you want an open marketplace where anyone can list a skill, there are several. We are the opposite: every listing is reviewed by a human and a model before it goes up.
One good skill a week beats fifty auto-imported ones. We review, test, and disclose.
Every skill shows who funds it, who maintains it, and where the rebate goes. No dark money.
Third-party submission only after the review workflow is real and the trust bar holds.
30% of every commission funds upstream open-source AI projects. It is on the homepage, not buried.
Sponsor a skill your team depends on. Commission a custom skill and we'll route 30% of the work to a public-good AI project. Submit a skill you've authored — we review submissions twice a month.