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The skills marketplace is a catalogue of ready-made skills maintained by Versori. Instead of writing a skill from scratch, you can add one to your organisation in a couple of clicks. If it is close but not quite right, fork it and edit your own copy.
This is not the same thing as the Claude Code plugin marketplace. That one installs the Versori skill into your local AI coding tool. See Installation. The skills marketplace on this page adds skills to your Versori organisation, for the AI that plans and builds your integrations.

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Browse the catalogue

Open Skills in the left-hand navigation, then select Browse marketplace. Each skill shows its name, a short summary, and a category. To narrow the list:
  • Search marketplace: match against skill names and summaries
  • Category: filter to a single area, such as a particular product or partner
  • Sort: order by Featured, Name A-Z, Name Z-A, or Recently updated
Select any skill to read its full SKILL.md and resource files before you commit to adding it.
The Browse marketplace dialog showing five catalogue skills, each with a category tag and an Add button

Browse marketplace lists the catalogue, with search, category and sort controls

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Add a skill to your organisation

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Open the skill

In Browse marketplace, select the skill you want. Its contents open so you can review what the AI will be told to follow.
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Select Add

The button changes to Added once it succeeds, and the skill appears in your organisation’s skill list tagged Installed.
Adding a skill applies it to your whole organisation, so every integration the AI plans or builds can use it. There is no per-integration step.
A marketplace skill open for review, showing its SKILL.md and resource files with an Add button

Open a catalogue skill to read it before adding. Marketplace skills are read-only

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Fork a skill to customise it

Marketplace skills are read-only: Versori maintains them, so you cannot edit one in place. To change one, fork it. This creates an editable copy owned by your organisation, tagged Forked from marketplace.
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Select Fork

Fork from the skill itself, or select several skills in your list and fork them together.
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Edit your copy

Open the forked skill and edit its SKILL.md or resource files. Your changes affect only your organisation.
A fork is a point-in-time copy. If Versori later improves the original, your fork does not pick up the change, so you would need to fork again. Prefer adding the marketplace skill as-is where you can.

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Mandatory or optional

A skill you have added is Optional by default, meaning the AI reads it when its description matches the work in hand. Make it Mandatory to put it into every request instead. This is your organisation’s choice about a skill it has added, not something the catalogue sets. See Mandatory and optional skills.

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Remove a skill

Select Uninstall on the skill’s card in your organisation’s list. This removes it from your organisation, and you can add it again from the marketplace at any time. Forked and uploaded skills are yours rather than the catalogue’s, so removing one deletes it and its edits. The confirmation dialog tells you which of the two is about to happen.

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When the AI suggests a skill

The AI also searches the marketplace itself. If it finds a skill relevant to what you are working on, whether you are planning an integration or partway through building one, it pauses and shows you a card naming the skill and why it would help. Choose Install to add it and carry on, or Not now to continue without it. Nothing is added unless you select Install: because a skill changes how the AI behaves across your whole organisation, this is always your decision rather than the AI’s.
An Install skill card in chat, naming the skill and why it helps, with Install and Not now buttons

The agent proposes a skill and waits. Nothing is added unless you select Install

  • Skills: what a skill is and how the AI applies it
  • Manage Your Skills: upload and maintain your own skills
  • Installation: the Claude Code plugin marketplace, for local AI coding tools