Claude Code
Checks each skill the first time Claude Code uses it, and blocks it on the spot if its instructions try to manipulate or exfiltrate. The installer sets it up and installs it into Claude Code for you; open a new session and it is on.
The website checks a skill or repo before you try it. Installed in Claude Code or Codex, the grader brings that check into your coding session.
You should not have to remember to copy every skill into a website. Install the grader once, and it lets you check skills from the place where you already use them.
Your agent starts with skills available.
AI Skill Grader reads the skill's public files.
You see what it can touch and what to check first.
In Claude Code, a manipulative skill is blocked before it runs.
Claude Code checks every skill automatically the first time it is used and blocks manipulative ones on the spot. Codex adds a grader you can ask for a full report on any skill. On any other tool, grade skills on the website.
Yes. The read inside Claude Code, the report inside Codex, and grading any public skill or repo on the website are all free.
Two things: what the skill can touch, and whether anything was flagged before you rely on it. The installed grader uses local checks for the in-session read. Full website reports may also use cached or background review, but we do not connect your accounts or run production workflows.
Not yet. If you would like AI Skill Grader available inside Cursor, Cline, or Windsurf, email us at reports@aiskillgrader.com. The more people ask, the sooner we add it. You can grade any skill on the website in the meantime.
Use the web grader first. Paste a public GitHub repo or direct SKILL.md file and see the preview on the page.
Grade a skill or repo