Discover Agent Skills for the work you want to do with Find Skills by Vercel Labs. Turn a coding, testing, deployment, or document task into a focused search, compare relevant options and their original sources, and find installation instructions for the agent you use.
Turn a concrete development or document task into a Skill search with a clear selection goal. The prepared request asks the agent to compare original sources, coverage, and tool prerequisites before proposing a candidate to try.
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Reference: Find Skills https://github.com/vercel-labs/skills/blob/main/skills/find-skills/SKILL.md Read the original documentation and check the current environment and dependencies. Propose any new installation or tool connection before proceeding. My task: Find a skill for reviewing a Next.js application's accessibility. Show me the source, what it covers, and the install command; do not install it yet. Expected deliverable: A shortlist with sources, coverage, prerequisites, and a reason to choose each candidate.
Find Skills is a Skill published by Vercel Labs that helps an agent discover other Skills for a specific task. It addresses the gap between knowing the job and knowing whether a reusable instruction already exists. It does not perform every specialist task itself. For a design, testing, coding, or deployment request, it guides the agent to identify the domain and action, check established options, and search with focused keywords. The resulting shortlist explains what each candidate does, where it comes from, and how to install it. Find Skills provides the instructions; the Skills CLI supplies search and installation commands; skills.sh provides a browsing entry point. They work together, but have different roles.
Development reviews, release checks, and document work need different reusable instructions. Compare how Find Skills uses the actual deliverable, available agent, and tool requirements to narrow candidates and preserve their original sources.
A Next.js performance or accessibility task may need guidance beyond the project's usual toolkit. Use the page, review goal, and available agent to find relevant Skills, then compare their original sources and inspection scope. Keep tool requirements visible before choosing a candidate for the actual code review.
Testing and deployment guidance should fit the release branch, verification goals, and current environment. Search for suitable browser checks, testing routines, or preview workflows, then compare their prerequisites with the project's tools. Separate preparing access and dependencies from the steps that actually test or deploy the change.
A report or document task can benefit from Skills selected by the intended deliverable format. Start with the source material and editing requirements, then compare document processing, writing, or conversion instructions. Shortlist candidates by what they cover and depend on instead of choosing solely because a title matches the topic.
Several search results may appear to solve the same task while requiring different tools or covering different stages. Compare their original instructions, expected inputs, and maintenance sources before selecting one. Keep the choice tied to the current deliverable, and avoid installing several overlapping packages merely because their names match the same keyword.
A useful Skill search starts with a task and the environment where it will run. Follow the path from candidate discovery to source and prerequisite checks, then decide whether to install and test the selected instructions on a small real assignment.
Tell the agent what you want to achieve and which environment you use. Include a concrete action, such as reviewing accessibility or improving React performance.
Ask Find Skills to search for relevant options. Compare what each candidate covers, who maintains it, and where its original instructions live.
Read the selected Skill’s requirements, install it for your agent, and try it on a small task. Check the result before applying it more broadly.
Read another Skill guide and check its original source before using it.
