What the registry publishes
Each listing is a public page at /bots/ with the routine’s tool schema and a dry-run description, so a write can be previewed before it runs. Nine category hubs group those listings. The engineering hub is one of them. Longer notes on skill files, approvals, and dry-run gates are on the engineering blog, including the two-phase dry-run guide.
Independent of xAI
Names such as Grok, xAI, Salesforce, Slack, Notion, and GitHub appear so an engineer can see which system a routine targets. BotSkillsStack does not operate those products, and a listing is not an endorsement by them. The catalog itself is the Grok bot directory.
How a listing is added
A routine appears when it is published in this directory. To propose one, use Submit an AI agent skill. That form opens your email app addressed to submit@botskillstack.com. It does not save the message on this site. Paid placements are a separate page: Sponsor.
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