Skillpack is a self-hostable, multi-tenant hub to share, version and publish agent skills across MCP clients via an OAuth 2.1 MCP server, CLI and web.
Yes, Skillpack is open source under the MIT license.
Skillpack is free to use.
Yes, Skillpack can be self-hosted (the source is available under the MIT license).
Skillpack is an MIT-licensed, self-hostable, multi-tenant hub to share, version and publish agent skills across MCP clients — an OAuth 2.1 MCP server with a native CLI and a web UI. Made by Stan Girard (of Quivr), authorship confirmed. It is both a hub-style service and a real self-hostable OSS core. It is very new: 5 stars, created 2026-09-14, last pushed 2026-09-25.
As a team builds up agent skills, they tend to scatter — copied between MCP clients, versioned by hand, with no single place that says which skill is current. Skillpack's angle is a versioned, owned registry for exactly that: publish and update skills once, serve them to any MCP client through an OAuth 2.1 MCP server, and manage them from a CLI or web UI — self-hosted and multi-tenant. For a team standardizing how it shares agent capabilities, that owned "registry for skills" is the useful pattern, and the established author (Stan Girard of Quivr) lends it credibility. The honest read: at 11 days and 5 stars it is very new, so treat it as an early adopter's bet — the self-hostable core is real, but verify the OAuth server and tenant isolation yourself before you trust it with a team's shared skills.