Repository
vulnersCom/api agent skills
- skill
- 1
- GitHub stars
- 375
GitHub description: “Official Python SDK for the Vulners vulnerability-intelligence API — search CVEs, exploits and advisories (CVSS/EPSS/KEV), audit software, Linux/Windows hosts and SBOMs, and stream the whole graph. Typed sync + async clients, 100% v3-compatible, with a built-in MCP server for AI agents.”
- Stars
- 375 (65 forks)
- Licence
- MIT
- Last push
- Sep 2026
- Created
- Sep 2017
- Homepage
- vulners.com
- vulners-api
- exploits
- python
- vulnerability-detection
- api-client
- asyncio
- cve
- cvss
- epss
- exploit-database
- infosec
- mcp
- sbom
- sdk
- security
- threat-intelligence
Install all skills
npx skills add vulnersCom/apiAdd --skill <name> for a single skill and -a <agent> to choose the agent (see the agent guides).
Skills in vulnersCom/api, ranked
| # | Skill | Repository | Stars | Used in | Tokens | Auto-check | Licence | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | A skill your agent uses when modifying, testing, documenting, or reviewing the Vulners Python SDK. | vulnersCom/ | 375 | — | ~2.3k | Automated safety check: Pass | MIT | 8 days ago |
Questions, answered from the data.
What is the best skill in vulnersCom/api?
Vulners API Python SDK from vulnersCom/api ranks first of the 1 skills in vulnersCom/api listed here, with the highest score: its repository has 375 GitHub stars, its SKILL.md loads about 2.3k tokens and it passes the automated safety check with no findings.
Are the skills in vulnersCom/api official?
None yet. All 1 skills in vulnersCom/api listed here come from community repositories; a skill counts as official when the product's own GitHub organization publishes it.
How do I install all skills from vulnersCom/api?
Run npx skills add vulnersCom/api in your project: the open-source skills CLI installs the repository's skills into your coding agent's skills folder. To install a single skill, open its page here for the exact command.
How are these skills ranked?
By Skill Navigator score, which combines the GitHub stars of the skill's repository (shared across that repo's skills and discounted for large collections), how many other GitHub owners carry a copy of the skill, and automated SKILL.md quality checks, minus penalties for safety-check warnings and for each further skill from the same repository. Skills that fail the safety check are not listed.