Import from GitHub
Point us at a public repository. We read the
SKILL.md and fill the
form in for you, so you review instead of retype.
Sign in to publish
Personal Jarvis reads your GitHub username to mark who published a listing. It never asks for repository access and never stores a token.
Publish a listing Open the registry on GitHub ↗Sign in to publish
Personal Jarvis reads your GitHub username to mark who published a listing. It never asks for repository access and never stores a token.
Continue with GitHubCommunity registry
Sign in with GitHub, fill in the form, press Publish — your GitHub account becomes the publisher record that owns this name. When the automated checks pass, your submission merges and is listed automatically within a few minutes. No human gatekeeping.
Publishing also gives you a public profile at /marketplace/u/<your handle> — your listings, their scores and where you commented, all in one place.
A wallpaper takes a shorter route: it owns no name and needs no schema, so it has its own one-screen form — the third card below goes straight there.
Point us at a public repository. We read the
SKILL.md and fill the
form in for you, so you review instead of retype.
Choose the SKILL.md
you already have on this machine. Everything it declares is read
straight out of the file — nothing is uploaded until you publish.
Starting from scratch?