Documentation
The AI skills library is a curated catalog of skills that extend the capabilities of AI agents. Browse, search, and install skills to enhance your workflows across development, operations, and business processes.
Finding Skills
Use the search bar to find skills by name, description, tag, or author. Filter the catalog using the segmented buttons:
- Classification — Platform skills (development, DevOps, security) or Business skills (finance, HR, procurement)
- Publisher — SAP (first-party) or Third-Party
Switch between grid and list view using the toggle in the toolbar.
Skill Details
Click any skill to view its detail page. Each skill shows its author, category, trust level, tags, source repository, and license. Skills may also reference related agents, business process groups, MCP servers, API resources, and packages — click any of these to explore further.
Installing Skills
Skills support one or more installation methods depending on your environment:
- Add to Joule Work Web — Opens Joule Work Web and installs the skill directly in your browser-based Joule instance.
- Add to Joule Work Desktop — Opens Joule Work Desktop and installs the skill locally via a deep link.
- CLI (npx) — Run the provided npx command in your terminal to install the skill into your local environment.
Available installation options are shown on each skill's detail page.
Contributing a Skill
The AI Skills Library uses a bring-your-own-repomodel — your skill code stays in your own public GitHub repository. You don't submit skill code here. Instead, open a registration issue and a maintainer onboards your repo so it appears on this site.
1. Structure your repository
your-repo/
└── skills/
└── <skill-slug>/
└── SKILL.mdThe SKILL.md file must include name and description frontmatter. Author and license information should be available somewhere in your repository (e.g. a README, LICENSE file, or package.json).
2. Register your skill
Once your repository is ready and public on github.com, open a Register a New Skill issue. A maintainer will review your submission and onboard your repository to the AI Skills Library.
For improvements to existing skills or documentation fixes, see the Contribution Guidelines.
Trust Levels
Each skill carries a trust level to help you evaluate its origin:
- SAP Certified — Developed and maintained by SAP
- Partner Verified — Published by a verified SAP partner
- Community — Contributed by the community