[Show and Tell]

[Franklyn-R-Silva]

What are you sharing?

Integration

Name or short title

Antigravity Skills Browser

What did you build or discover?

I built a dedicated extension for the Open VSX Registry that allows developers to browse, search, and preview the 1,900+ agentic skills from this repository directly within their editor. It makes finding and using the right playbook or skill file much faster without needing to manually search through GitHub directories.

How it works

The extension indexes the skill library from the agentic-awesome-skills repository. Users can open the sidebar to search by keywords, filter by agent platform (Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini, etc.), and copy installation commands or view rules instantly.

Links, screenshots, or references

Open VSX Extension: https://open-vsx.org/extension/Franklyn-R-Silva/antigravity-skills-browser

Source Repo (if public): https://github.com/Franklyn-R-Silva/antigravity-skills-browser

https://open-vsx.org/extension/Franklyn-R-Silva/antigravity-skills-browser

Before posting

• I removed secrets, credentials, and private data from anything I shared.

[sickn33]

Thanks for sharing this, Franklyn — a skill browser inside the editor is a genuinely useful way to improve discovery as the catalog grows.

We tested the Open VSX 1.8.0 package and opened three focused PRs:

• #1 — align the public source with the published 1.8.0 package
• #2 — add catalog tests and PR CI
• #3 — clarify the extension's unofficial scope and upstream attribution

One positioning detail is worth making explicit: the current extension is best described as an unofficial catalog-metadata browser and invocation helper. It does not install skills or render the underlying SKILL.md files, and the selected skill must already be available to the target tool. PR #3 makes this clearer without diminishing the actual use case.

We also identified one security-hardening item. To avoid discussing it publicly, we opened issue #4 solely to request activation of GitHub's private vulnerability-reporting channel. We already have a tested fix ready to share privately.

Thanks again for building this and contributing to the ecosystem.