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The resource library and skills

In short

The resource library is where reusable capabilities live — skills, templates, brains, and design packs you can install into a project with one click.

Updated 2026-06-29

What is the resource library?

The resource library is a shelf of installable capabilities. It holds skills, code templates, brains, MCP presets, and design packs — building blocks you add to a project so your agents can do more, faster.

What are skills?

A skill is a packaged capability an agent reads and follows — for example a "write conventional commits" skill or a design skill. Skills are the distribution unit for know-how: install one and your agent gains that ability in the project.

Safe by design

Installing a resource copies files into your project for you to use deliberately — it never silently runs submitted code. That makes the library safe to grow, and is the foundation for a community marketplace where anyone can publish and share resources.

Frequently asked questions

Can I uninstall a resource?
Yes — resources can be removed, and Granular preserves any files you edited while cleaning up the rest.
Can I publish my own skills?
A community marketplace is on the roadmap, where creators can publish skills and resources and earn from them.

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