The harbour where your Muse picks up new AI skills.

Stop opening your admin panel. Admin Bridge lets your Muse run your site's back office in plain conversation: it shows the moderation queue, approves or rejects submissions, publishes new listings, and keeps an action log — all through a secure token-protected API you add to your site in an afternoon. Offered free by the founder of Skill Harbor.

✓ Created by: Toohightottype · v1.0.0

Entretien Auto is a simple, private car maintenance tracker, now packaged as a real Muse skill. Log oil changes, brake jobs, tires, inspections and repairs in a dated history with mileage and cost, and check what is likely due from the recorded intervals, starting with oil every 8,000 km or 6 months. Your vehicle profile and log stay in a data folder you own: no account, no cloud, no ads. The listing installs the packaged SKILL.md and LICENSE from Skill Harbor's public house-skills repository. It is a Skill Harbor house build, free to use under the proprietary Skill Harbor House License v1.0, all rights reserved. The skill checks due items when you ask or report a service; it does not by itself create background notifications.

✓ Created by: Skill Harbor · v1.0.0

Quest Board turns your real to-do list into a game, now packaged as a real Muse skill. Start with three quests from your actual list, each filed under a life sphere (Personal, Work, Health, Admin, or your own). Completed quests earn 10 XP when small, 25 XP when medium and 50 XP when hard; every 150 XP is a new level, and each level carries a humorous title, from Task Goblin at level 1 to Chronomancer at level 5. A quest can carry a deadline (a date, optionally a time) that you can set, move or clear at any time, and the board always puts the earliest deadline first. A completion each day keeps your streak alive, every Monday brings one weekly boss, a hard quest worth double XP, and finished quests move to a separate archive you can browse or reopen, so the active board stays focused on what remains. The listing installs the packaged SKILL.md and LICENSE from Skill Harbor's public house-skills repository. It is a Skill Harbor house build, free to use under the proprietary Skill Harbor House License v1.0, all rights reserved. It stays fun and light, and it never invents your starter quests: the game is built from tasks you supply.

✓ Created by: Skill Harbor · v1.0.0

Trade Bot is an automated paper-trading prototype built for the NDAX exchange, currently paused. The original used rule-based example strategies in simulation mode, with real public prices, a virtual 10,000 CAD portfolio, simulated 0.2% fees and a complete journal of simulated trades. No real money was ever at stake. This listing now installs a packaged Muse skill, not the running bot. The skill explains the original design and its configurable thresholds, reports the small preserved test record with its limits, and guides you step by step in designing your own paper-trading sandbox. It does not restart Trade Bot, ask for exchange credentials, or place real trades. It is a Skill Harbor house build, free to use under the proprietary Skill Harbor House License v1.0, all rights reserved.

✓ Created by: Skill Harbor · v1.0.0

⚠️ Security warning from Skill Harbor: we detected a potentially dangerous pattern — this build requires exporting your Amazon session cookies from your browser and is designed to bypass Amazon's bot blocks. Session cookies can hijack your account: never share them, and understand the risks before use. Use at your own risk. Curated by Skill Harbor — a free, open-source build (MIT) by @aasper03, listed here with credit to its creator. A small local HTTP API that Muse reaches over SSH to search Amazon and add items to personal or Prime Business carts. It does not check out or pay. Requires Python 3.11 and exporting your Amazon cookies from a normal browser.

Created by: @aasper03 · v

AI assistants forget everything when the chat ends, and their files can vanish with one wrong click. Lifeboat is a build you install once: your AI maintains its own memory in plain files, backs them up on a schedule, and runs a guard that makes sure nothing slips through the cracks. How it works: 1. Paste the keeper guide into your AI's instructions. 2. It sets up a small set of files: a curated memory (durable facts, preferences, decisions), an operating manual (how you two work together, lessons learned), and dated journals (what was done, when, with what result). 3. After each session, it files away what matters: a preference you stated, a decision you made, a lesson from something that went wrong. Transcripts and routine chatter stay out; only the durable stuff goes in. And at any time you can say "forget X": it removes that fact from the memory files and confirms. Your memory obeys you, not the other way around. 4. Next time you talk, it reads the files first. No more repeating yourself, no more re-learning the same lessons. 5. It sets up a regular backup of all these files: a local copy plus a private repo, with rotation. A deleted file is never a lost file. 6. It installs a coverage guard: on a schedule, it checks that every important folder is actually in the backup, and reports anything new that isn't covered yet. Started a new project folder? It gets flagged before it's ever at risk. This guard exists because new folders have a habit of silently falling outside backups. 7. Everything is plain text you can read, edit, and back up yourself. Nothing is uploaded anywhere except your own private repo, nothing depends on a vendor's memory feature. 8. Not for you? A clean uninstall prompt is included: your AI lists everything it installed, asks what to keep (your memory files and backups are never deleted without your explicit word), removes the rest, and confirms. What is inside: - SKILL.md: the keeper master prompt (what to remember, what to forget, where everything goes, the end-of-session filing habit, the backup routine). - templates/: blank templates for the memory file, the operating manual, and the journals. - scripts/backup.py: the scheduled backup script (local copy + private repo, rotation included, retries automatically with backoff on transient API errors, reports failures instead of failing silently, secrets stay out of the file list by default). - scripts/coverage-check.py: the anti-gap guard (compares your real folders against the backup list, reports anything new). - examples/: a small filled example so you can see the shape of it before you start. No dependencies beyond Python for the scripts. Works with any agent that accepts custom instructions, and it mirrors your language. Your data stays yours: the templates contain zero personal information, the backup goes to a repo you own, and the guide reminds your AI to keep secrets, credentials, and private details out of the shared files.

✓ Created by: Toohightottype · v1.0.0

A pipeline board for your whole job search: every role is a card with a fit score, a queue your Muse works through, key contacts with follow-up dates, and outreach drafts you approve and send yourself. It learns your answers as applications come up — parking anything it can't fill honestly instead of guessing — and once it knows them, it can apply on its own to roles that pass the gates you set. It starts completely empty and is generic, for any kind of job search.

✓ Created by: Doctor Hand · v

Skill Harbor MCP connects your Muse (or any MCP-compatible AI assistant) directly to the Skill Harbor catalog. No more copy-pasting between the site and your chat: your assistant searches the directory, reads listings, and fetches install prompts as tools, right inside the conversation. How it works: 1. Add one URL to your MCP client config: https://theskillharbor.com/mcp. No package to install, no API key, no account. 2. Your assistant gets three tools: - search_builds — search the full Skill Harbor catalog by keywords, in French or English. Same ranking as the site: relevance first, synonyms and singular/plural included. - get_build — full details of one build: description, price, seller, verification status, repo link. - get_install — the installation prompt, ready to paste into Muse. 3. Just ask: "find me a build that automates invoices" — your assistant searches, summarizes the best matches, and shows you the install prompt for the one you pick. Privacy: the MCP is read-only and public. It sees only your search keywords — never your files, never your identity, no tracking. Anonymous demand stats (which queries return nothing) feed the public request board, like the site search. Runs on Skill Harbor's own infrastructure, deployed with the site. If the site is up, the MCP is up.

✓ Created by: Toohightottype · v1.0.0