how is this different from skills.sh?

versioned (not just git SHAs), security-scanned, verified namespaces (no squatting), evolution tracking with lineage, and it actually works on Windows.

yes. skills are content, always free to browse, install, fork, and publish. if a skill calls a paid model, the model run is billed, not the skill.

the skill registry

the skill registry.

versioned. secure. evolving. works in every runtime.

browse skills install belt

belt

install, publish, fork, and manage skills from your terminal. works with Claude Code, Cursor, and more.

curl -fsSL https://cli.inference.sh | sh

terminal

$belt skill use inferencesh/web-search

✓ resolved from store

✓ scanned, no issues found

✓ SKILL.md written to stdout

versioned

immutable content-hash pinning. every version tracked. rollback anytime. never "works on my machine" again.

secure

security scanner runs on every publish. verified namespaces, no squatting. trust by default.

evolving

fork, improve, publish back. lineage tracked across every version. best forks surface automatically.

works everywhere

skills are markdown. they work in any agent that reads instruction files.

Claude CodeCLAUDE.md

Cursor.cursorrules

Cline.clinerules

Windsurf.windsurfrules

CodexAGENTS.md

use skills from anywhere

belt skill use inferencesh/web-searchstructured web search with citations

belt skill use github.com/anthropics/courses/tree/main/prompt-engprompt engineering course as a skill

belt skill use okaris/my-skillyour own skills, published from any repo

not just files on github

scanned before publish

checked for prompt injection, credential leaks, malicious instructions

forks tracked

every improvement knows its parent. best versions surface by usage.

works everywhere

Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, Windsurf, Codex. one install command.

for publishers

terminal

$belt skill upload

scanning...

✓ security scan passed

✓ published @you/my-skill v1.0.0

→ discoverable on inference.sh/skills

inference.sh skills vs skills.sh inference.sh skills vs manual management

frequently asked questions

no. skills are markdown files that work in any agent runtime. belt fetches them for any agent: Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, Windsurf, Codex.

ready to ship?

start with the hosted platform. deploy your own when you're ready.

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