CryptoSkill is a curated registry of cryptocurrency skills and MCP servers for AI agents, described by its official website as the "crypto skills hub for AI agents." Its goal is to provide discoverable, installable, and buildable AI agent skills and MCP servers for various crypto protocols, exchanges, and tools.
Purpose and Positioning CryptoSkill aims to let AI agents quickly gain capabilities in the cryptocurrency field. According to its official website, it covers every corner of cryptocurrency, from centralized exchanges to on-chain protocols, helping users find the right skills for AI agents. The registry is aimed at agent frameworks such as Claude Code, OpenClaw, and Codex, while also being compatible with Cursor and any SKILL.md-based agent.
Main Capabilities and Content According to the official website, CryptoSkill provides 3,507+ skills and 513 MCP servers, covering 14 categories, including exchanges, DeFi protocols, blockchain networks, wallets, and analytics tools. Skills are divided into two types: official skills come from verified project teams and their official GitHub repositories; community skills are built by developers and serve the crypto community. The FAQ also states that it has 1,000+ open-source skills and lists supported exchanges including centralized exchanges such as Binance, OKX, Bybit, and Coinbase, as well as decentralized exchanges such as Uniswap, Raydium, Jupiter, and Hyperliquid; skills cover trading, market data, portfolio management, and more.
How to Use According to the official website, you can "get started in three steps" and add crypto capabilities to an AI agent within minutes. The FAQ provides three installation methods: (1) clone the registry repository and copy the skill folders to Claude Code's .claude/skills/ directory; (2) use clawhub install skill-name via the ClawHub CLI for OpenClaw; (3) for MCP servers, use claude mcp add or install from their GitHub repositories. All skills are free and open source.
Submission and Security Users can submit skills in two ways: (1) open a GitHub Issue and provide the skill name and repository URL; (2) use the quick submission form on the website. All submissions undergo security and quality review before being included. Skills should follow SKILL.md format, with appropriate metadata and documentation. The official website emphasizes security measures: all submitted skills are scanned for malicious code, credential theft, and other security issues before being added to the registry; official skills come from verified project teams and their official GitHub repositories. However, users should still review the source code before running any skill, especially skills that handle private keys or financial transactions.
Updates and Licensing CryptoSkill is updated every 6 hours by an automated update bot, which scans 128+ projects to discover new skills, checks official repository updates, and searches for popular crypto AI tools, while also performing security scans on new additions and regenerating the skill directory. The platform is completely free and open source, licensed under AGPL-3.0, and the source code is available on GitHub.
Limitations and Notes The official website does not provide specific skill quality ratings, performance data, or pricing plans. Regarding supported exchanges and the number of skills, different pages present discrepancies (3507+ skills and 1000+ skills), so the actual registry content should be taken as authoritative. When using skills that involve private keys or financial transactions, the official website reminds users to review the source code themselves.
