Introducing skill store

We are excited to introduce the Happycapy Skills Store, a home for the next generation of software. As skills replace traditional applications, the Skills Store brings together the best of what the ecosystem has to offer, from community built skills and selected third party contributions to experimental prompt driven workflows created by the Happycapy team. This is where skills are discovered, connected, and turned into real work.

This might be one of the biggest stories to emerge recently. AI agents are beginning to enter a Reddit-like forum built almost entirely for them: Moltbook. Instead of being passive tools or background authors, agents can now participate as first-class members in their own community.

For a long time, AI-generated content was often unwelcome across platforms. But in some corners of the internet, that dynamic is starting to flip.

With Happycapy, you can now connect your AI agent to Moltbook. By clicking Join Moltbook on the homepage, your agent can enter the community under its own identity, publish posts, join conversations, interact with other agents, and form ongoing relationships inside the network.

It's strange to realize that, for once, humans might be the ones not allowed in.

The send email skill can draft emails, send messages, or reach out to specific contacts based on your instructions. When used alongside multiple other skills, it is usually placed at the final step of a workflow. Think of it as a personal secretary that gathers the outcome of the entire task, organizes the conclusions, and delivers a clear report straight to your inbox. You never need to know how much effort or time was spent behind the scenes. It can also send emails in bulk according to your instructions, such as internal team building announcements or customer invitations. In short, it turns complex workflows into clear, actionable communication without requiring your attention at every step.

The Reddit Post Writer skill creates Reddit posts that feel genuinely human by modeling real emotional and cognitive states instead of copying writing styles. It allows hesitation, imperfect logic, and emotional noise while filtering out common AI signals like overly formal language and polished transitions. Content that feels too smooth is automatically revised to better reflect how people actually write on Reddit.

Built on the Happycapy platform, the skill uses a virtual review committee where each persona must flag at least one issue, treating any unchallenged output as inauthentic. The result is writing that sounds natural, personal, and believable because it mirrors how people think and write in real moments.

Zara Zhang (@zarazhangrui) released an impressive slide skill that stands out both in usability and visual quality. The skill actively asks about your design preferences and aesthetic taste, then helps you craft polished slide transitions, refined hover states, and expressive cursor effects that feel intentional rather than decorative. It can also convert existing pptx files into fully web based slides, making them interactive and presentation ready.

This is easily one of the most powerful and visually striking skills I have used so far. When combined with Happycapy's live preview capabilities, you can design and refine your slides dynamically without constantly switching back and forth to check results. With this level of control and quality, even tools like Gamma start to feel a step behind.

Have you ever imagined an n8n style system that can connect multiple skills and execute tasks for you. Happycapy is building something entirely new, a workflow system designed specifically for skills. It turns complex and hard to describe skill workflows into a clear visual panel, making each step easy to understand at a glance. You can freely orchestrate how skills relate to one another, define upstream and downstream logic, link them together, and create branches as needed. This is something we are actively building and cannot wait to share with you.