`AI Skill Store`: a marketplace where agents find and install skills themselves

Agent tooling is moving from human-selected plugins to self-serve capability discovery. Still early and detail-light, but useful as a product-direction signal.

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The core bet: agents should search, install, and use skills without a human browsing a marketplace and wiring setup manually.
The post mentions MCP only partially, so implementation depth is unclear. Treat it as market signal, not a ready platform choice.
Opportunity sits around trust, permissions, versioning, and billing for agent-installed capabilities; the store UI is the easy part.

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