Introduction
The ITU Skills Marketplace is a catalog of provider-published, agent-agnostic skills for the education wallet building block. Wallet solution providers publish skills from their public GitHub repositories; every submission passes automated checks and human review; anyone can install a published skill into their own AI coding agent. This page is the map.
New here? If you represent a wallet solution provider, start with Onboard your organisation. If you want to use skills in your agent, go straight to Install skills.
Who this is for
- Providers - organisations that build wallet solutions and want AI coding agents to integrate against their APIs correctly. You publish skills that carry your OpenAPI specs, credential schemas, and integration rulebooks.
- Builders - teams building a National Learner Registry or a digital-credential solution with an AI coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, opencode, Pi, and more). You install skills so your agent knows how to wire up a provider’s wallet.
- Reviewers and operators - the governance side of the marketplace, who review submissions and curate the catalog.
Prerequisites
To install skills you need:
- An AI coding agent that understands skill files (Claude Code, Codex, opencode, Pi).
- Node.js with
npx, to run the skills CLI.
To publish skills you also need:
- A marketplace account with the provider role (self-service registration).
- A public GitHub repository that holds your skill files.
What is in this knowledgebase
- How it works - the pipeline from a GitHub repository to an installed skill.
- Concepts - what a provider, a skill, and a source repository are.
- For providers - step-by-step guides: onboard your organisation, author a skill, build a skills repository, publish and update skills, and what the review process does with your submission.
- For consumers - install skills into your agent.
- Reference - the automated checks and the roles and statuses used across the marketplace.
Open source
The marketplace and the education showcase are open source under the Apache 2.0 license. The source code, the deployment charts, and the contribution guide live in the project repository on GitHub, built for the ITU education wallet building block. Issues and pull requests are welcome there.