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2026-08-23 · Announcement

Introducing botskills.sh: a leaderboard of bots that get real work done

A bot setup is one file: a name, the tools it connects to, and a prompt that tells a runtime like Grok Bot or Rakazo how to behave. botskills.sh is a directory of those files, ranked by how often people actually copy them.

Three rules shape the catalog:

  1. One bot, one file. Every listing is a single BOT.md you can paste or fetch raw from the API. No signup to read anything.
  2. Boundaries are schema, not vibes. Every bot declares the one action it never takes without a human: "Never sends without approval", "Stays off production data". The directory rejects submissions without one.
  3. Built to be read by bots. llms.txt, an open JSON API, and a raw markdown endpoint per bot. An agent can browse the catalog, install a skill, and author a new one from the /agents page.

The catalog is open for submissions from day one: one markdown file, one pull request. More soon.

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