Find the right skills for your AI coding agent.
Naar searches skill providers, understands your repo, and helps you review before anything gets installed.
A small CLI problem became a bigger trust problem
Naar is opinionated about discovery, context, and review because the install surface is bigger than a single provider or assistant.
Skills are scattered
Useful agent skills live across separate providers and formats. Search should not depend on already knowing where they live.
Repo context matters
A React app and a Python API should not get the same suggestions. Naar scans the repo before it recommends anything.
Trust should be visible
Publisher, license, freshness, and risk belong next to the result. That context should not be buried behind the install step.
Install should be explicit
Search stays read-only. Writes happen only after review, security checks, and an install plan you can inspect.
Let naar go scan, rank, and stage the install plan
The guided flow is still the fastest way to see repo-aware recommendations, assistant detection, and a reviewed write plan in one pass.
- Scan the repo and infer stack, tools, assistants, and readiness signals.
- Fetch providers, rank relevant skills, and keep risky or blocked entries explicit.
- Review selection, inspect writes, and approve the plan before anything lands in the repo.
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Use Naar, inspect the source, and understand the safety model
The CLI is open-source, install remains explicit, and the security model is documented rather than implied.
Install globally
Install the CLI once, then search directly or use naar go inside any repo.
Star on GitHub
Inspect the code, follow release work, and keep an eye on target and provider support as it grows.
Review the security model
Read how recommendation risk, fetched-bundle analysis, prompts, and explicit overrides work before install.
Follow the release timeline
Recent releases focus on direct install clarity, terminal UX, provider retrieval breadth, and safer install workflows.
- Added a public product website with a homepage, docs, security, FAQ, and changelog pages, plus GitHub Pages deployment.
- Added an opt-in `awesome` provider backed by Awesome Agent Skills, including support for searchable/installable public GitHub-backed entries such as `awesome:stripe/stripe-best-practices`.
- Promoted Naar's documentation and product presentation from a repo-only CLI readme into a fuller product surface, with the website carrying the long-form user guides and reference material.
- Added provider catalog search with `naar search <query>`, including JSON output and compact npm-like discovery rendering.
- Added direct provider-ref installs with `naar install <provider:skill>` and `naar install <provider:skill@version>`.
- Simplified the command model so `search` is discovery-only, `install` installs only explicit provider refs, and `go` remains the guided scan/recommend/install flow.