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How to compare skill installs across China and global registries with Best Skills

Use the top installs file to see which skills lead on skills.sh, ClawHub and Tencent SkillHub.

Who it is forA developer or product owner who ships to China and to global markets and needs to know which agent skills are popular in each.

The problemEach registry counts only its own ecosystem, so a skill's total reach is hard to judge from one source.

The outcomeA side-by-side view of each skill's installs on each platform, with gaps between markets visible.

What you need first

  • An AI agent that can fetch a URL, or a web browser to open the CSV files
  • Node.js with npx to install the skill (inferred)

Steps

  1. Open the newest dated folder under data/ in the LinklyAI/best-skills repo.
  2. Open rankings/top-installs.csv.
  3. Sort or scan the skills.sh, ClawHub and SkillHub CN columns for the skills that matter to your market.
  4. Note blank entries as skills not listed on that platform rather than zero installs.
  5. Confirm any figure you plan to use against the platform link on the same row.

Prompt for your agent

From rankings/top-installs.csv in the LinklyAI/best-skills repo, list the top five skills by SkillHub CN installs and the top five by skills.sh installs, and report any skill that appears in both lists. Verify that you treat empty platform cells as not listed, not as zero.

Caveat. The README says install counts from each platform are kept as originals and are not added together, so compare them side by side rather than summing.

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