1. You own or can publish the skill
You confirm that you created the submitted skill or have permission to publish it. Do not upload or link to material you are not authorized to distribute.
2. Your listing must be accurate
Names, descriptions, creator identity, organization, AI-tool support, source links, instructions, and claims must be truthful. Do not submit fake metrics, testimonials, examples, or capabilities.
3. The demo must be the actual skill
If you provide a demo, it must demonstrate the same original skill being published, not a separate template or unrelated website. You must have the right to show the demo.
4. Responsive quality
You confirm that the demo is intended to work responsively across desktop, tablet, and mobile screen sizes. SkillShelf does not certify every submitted demo, so creators remain responsible for testing their own work.
5. Third-party services
Do not expose API keys, passwords, private tokens, or other secrets in a skill, demo, repository, screenshots, or instructions.
6. Manual review
New submissions enter manual review before they become publicly visible. A reviewer checks the source, demo, AI-tool association, originality/permission, instructions, and responsive behavior. Review may take up to 24 hours. SkillShelf may request changes, reject, unpublish, or remove a listing that is misleading, unauthorized, unsafe, malicious, abusive, or materially inconsistent with these terms.
7. Your content remains yours
You retain ownership of your submitted material. You grant SkillShelf permission to display the submitted listing, metadata, source/demo links, and previews as part of the discovery service.
8. No guarantee of availability
SkillShelf may change, suspend, or remove features and does not guarantee that third-party source or demo URLs will remain available.
9. Acceptance
By publishing, you confirm that you have read these creator terms and that your submission satisfies them.