feat: add CreatorSkills to Agent Skills resources - #64
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Adds CreatorSkills (https://creatorskills.co) to the Agent Skills resource table — a commercial marketplace of 30+ downloadable skills for content creators covering YouTube scripting, sponsorship analysis, and audience growth. Compatible with Claude and ChatGPT. Co-Authored-By: Paperclip <noreply@paperclip.ing>
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What
Adds CreatorSkills to the Agent Skills resource table.
Why
CreatorSkills is a commercial marketplace of 30+ downloadable AI skills targeting content creators (YouTube scripting, sponsorship analysis, audience growth). Skills are distributed as SKILL.md files — the Agent Skills open standard — and work with Claude and ChatGPT.
It's a real-world example of the Agent Skills ecosystem being used for domain-specific, end-user-facing skill distribution outside of developer tooling, which complements the existing open-source entries in the table.