No Trustworthy, Source-Verified Directory for AI Tools and Agent Skills
Builders evaluating AI tools and Agent Skills lack a directory that verifies claims against original source records before listing them. AI Vitamin indexes tools and Skills with links back to source material like the original SKILL.md so users can inspect setup and permissions before installing.
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