How to share a Claude skill
Turn your skill's SKILL.md into a one-line install command anyone can paste β no GitHub repo, no marketplace listing.
How to share Claude skills in four steps
Find your SKILL.md. Your skill is one file: ~/.claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md. That's all you need.
Paste it into Quick Share. Or paste a GitHub link to it. We host it at a private, unguessable link.
Copy the one-line install command. Quick Share turns your skill into one command, instantly.
Send it to anyone. They paste it and your skill installs in seconds β no account needed on their end.
This button opens Quick Share β takes about a minute and costs nothing.
A real example
We ran this exact flow with a small changelog-writer skill. Skills follow Anthropic's official Agent Skills format β YAML frontmatter plus instructions. Here's the file we pasted into Quick Share:
--- name: changelog-writer description: Use when turning a range of git commits into a clean, grouped CHANGELOG entry (Added / Fixed / Changed / Removed). --- # Changelog Writer When the user asks for a changelog from git history: 1. Get the commits with `git log <range> --pretty=format:'%s'`β¦ 2. Group into Added / Fixed / Changed / Removedβ¦
Quick Share screened it, hosted it at a private link, and returned this install command (token shortened for the example):
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/changelog-writer && curl -fsSL \ https://augmentclaude.com/skills/8904ba12β¦/SKILL.md \ -o ~/.claude/skills/changelog-writer/SKILL.md
The recipient pastes that, restarts Claude Code, and the skill activates whenever they ask for a changelog. Notice the folder name stays readable while the hosting URL is an unguessable token.
Common questions
What's the easiest way to share a Claude skill?
Use Quick Share: paste your SKILL.md and copy the one-line install command it gives you. Send that command to anyone and they install your skill in seconds β no GitHub repo or marketplace listing required.
How do I share a Claude skill without GitHub?
Paste the SKILL.md straight into Quick Share and we host it for you at a private link β you don't need a repo, a gist, or any account beyond a free sign-in. This is the main reason Quick Share exists.
Can I share multiple Claude skills at once?
Each SKILL.md gets its own private link and install command β run Quick Share once per skill. If you want to hand someone a whole set of skills in one paste, submit them to the catalog and share a bundle instead.
How do I share a skill privately, without listing it publicly?
Quick Share hosts your skill at a private, unguessable URL β only people you send the command to can install it, and it never appears in the public catalog. If you'd rather make it public, use Submit instead.
How do I let someone install my skill in one command?
Share the one-line command Quick Share generates. It's a mkdir + curl that downloads your SKILL.md into ~/.claude/skills/<name>/ β the same one-paste install every skill on AugmentClaude uses.
What's the difference between sharing and submitting a skill?
Sharing (Quick Share) gives you a private link to send to specific people; nothing is listed. Submitting (Submit) publishes your skill to the public AugmentClaude catalog so anyone can discover and install it. Both are free.
What file format can I share?
A single SKILL.md (Markdown) β frontmatter plus instructions. If you share via a GitHub link it must point to a .md file. Folders, zips, and other file types aren't supported.
Does the install command work on Windows?
The one-liner is written for macOS/Linux shells. On Windows, run it inside WSL or Git Bash β or in PowerShell, create the folder and download the SKILL.md with curl.exe. Either way the skill ends up in your user profile's .claude/skills folder and Claude Code picks it up on restart.
Ready to share one? Open Quick Share, publish to the catalog with Submit, or ask Sprout to find a skill for you.
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