
Tencent's AI skills community for users...
Installing agent skills from overseas registries is often slow, the docs are scattered, and the install fails. SkillHub puts the install instructions on the homepage so they can be copied to an agent, and it also offers a CLI, so you do not have to finish the commands by hand. A skill is not listed just because it was uploaded: content review, Keen Lab vulnerability scanning, and Yunding Lab model-security review all have to pass. Beside the skill store there is a plugin plaza for browsing installable open-source plugins. Enterprise services use SkillPay and settle per real call, rather than only offering a download catalog. It fits developers who already run an agent and want a Chinese skill source, and teams that want to attach an existing service to agents and charge per call.
SkillHub is Tencent's AI skills community for users in China, at skillhub.cn. People can search and install skills, or copy the homepage install instructions to the agent they already use. The site also has a skill catalog, a plugin plaza, and DeepSeek Publishing requires Tencent face verification. Listing also requires content review, vulnerability scanning, and model-security review. The enterprise product, SkillPay, bills per call and connects an existing service to agent tasks.
Difficulty: Beginner Friendly
Install from a copied prompt
The homepage provides install instructions you can copy to an agent, so it installs the SkillHub store and then searches for and installs a skill.
Plugin plaza and skill discovery
The site has sections for skills, plugins, and discovery, plus a DeepSeek plugin plaza for browsing installable open-source plugins.
Publish after identity check
Publishing a skill requires Tencent face verification. You can push from the website, the CLI, or an agent, and versions can be traced and rolled back.
Security review before listing
Before listing, each skill goes through content-compliance filtering, Keen Lab vulnerability scanning, and Yunding Lab model-security review. Failing any one of them blocks automatic listing.
Enterprise per-call billing
SkillPay is for enterprise services. It connects an existing paid capability to agent tasks and bills per call.
Add a skill to an agent
Find a skill in the plaza, copy the install prompt to the agent you already use, and have it install into that agent's skills directory.
Publish your own skill
After identity verification, submit a skill from the website or the CLI, then wait for the security review before others can install it.
Connect a service to agents
If you already sell a service per use, SkillPay connects it to agent tasks and settles on actual calls.
Search and install are available from the homepage: copy the install instructions to an agent, and that step does not require an enterprise plan. Publishing requires login and Tencent face verification; unverified accounts cannot submit. Enterprise SkillPay bills per call and connects an existing service to agent tasks. The unit price is not on the homepage, so the enterprise page is the source.
Open skillhub.cn. The homepage line says to install the SkillHub store from the install document, with a button that copies it for an AI. Send that text to the agent you already use so it installs the store, then searches for and installs a skill into that agent's skills directory. The same install can be done from the command line, so the copy button is not the only path.
Log in and complete Tencent face verification first; unverified accounts cannot publish. After submission, content review, Keen Lab vulnerability scanning, and Yunding Lab model-security review must pass before automatic listing. The website, CLI, and an agent can all submit, and a published version can be traced or rolled back.
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