Install production-ready AI skills with one command, compose them across a uniform 4-layer architecture, and publish your own to a marketplace that pays developers a 70% revenue share.
Open-core platform (MIT) · Python 3.12+ · pip install lighthope
$ pip install lighthope $ lighthope install claude-api ✓ skill installed — ai_content/claude-api >>> from lighthope_skills.ai_content.claude_api import ClaudeAPI >>> ClaudeAPI().chat("Ship an AI feature today") ✓ ready in seconds — health · version · info built in
Every skill ships with the same shape — so once you learn one, you know them all.
Pull any skill from the registry with lighthope install <name>. Import it and run — no scaffolding, no glue code.
Each skill follows the same layered pattern — Config, Client, Manager, Monitor, Runner, CLI — so they are predictable, testable, and composable.
Built-in info, health, and version commands mean the same operational contract across the whole library.
Scaffold a new skill with create-lighthope-skill, implement your logic, add tests, and you have a publishable package.
Tag a release and GitHub Actions publishes it to the marketplace automatically — distribution without the ops.
List paid skills on the marketplace and keep 70% of the revenue. Turn expertise into a distributable product.
The library is organized into four architectural layers, from raw model access up to full industry solutions.
Run pip install lighthope to get the SDK and CLI.
lighthope install <name> pulls any skill from the registry, ready to import.
Combine skills across L0–L3 to assemble AI features and pipelines.
Scaffold your own, tag a release, and it auto-publishes to the marketplace.
Drop in gateway skills for Claude, GPT, or Gemini instead of wiring each SDK by hand.
Reuse the same cache, queue, rate limiter, and circuit breaker across every service and team.
Compose L0–L3 skills into industry-specific workflows without rebuilding the foundations.
Package what you know as a skill, publish it, and earn a 70% share on the marketplace.
The core platform and SDK are open source (MIT). Marketplace plans below are the project's published tiers.
Prices reflect the marketplace tiers published in the project. Confirm current plans and billing before purchase.
Revenue share on paid skills — 70% to the developer, 30% to the platform.
Install the platform, add a skill, and have an AI feature running in minutes.
Python 3.12+ · Open-core (MIT)