Registry indexed
Discovers and installs agent skills into a project (or the user-global lane) with the qvr CLI, where qvr.toml declares intent and qvr.lock is the resolved source of truth for what loads. Use when a user wants to find, add, register, or install skills from a skills registry or Git
Discovers and installs agent skills into a project (or the user-global lane) with the qvr CLI, where qvr.toml declares intent and qvr.lock is the resolved source of truth for what loads. Use when a user wants to find, add, register, or install skills from a skills registry or GitHub repo with qvr — e.g. "register a skill registry", "search for a qvr skill", "qvr add this skill", "install a skill globally", or "why is my skill not loading after I dropped it into the agent's skills directory". Covers registry add, search, the one-step add github.com/org/repo/skill form, --global, and sync.
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qvr installs agent skills (SKILL.md bundles) into a project from one or
more Git registries. qvr is agent-agnostic — it installs into whichever agent
target directories you configure (e.g. .claude/skills/, .agents/skills/, …).
A project's skill set lives in two committed files: qvr.toml is the
hand-editable intent (which skills, which default agents), and qvr.lock
(TOML, schema v5) is the resolved proof and the source of truth for what an
agent actually loads — anything that lands in a managed agent directory without a
matching lock entry is hidden on the next sync. Mutating commands write through to
both files. This skill walks discovery → install → reconcile.
qvr.Do not use this for editing/forking a skill (see fork-and-publish-skill),
or for reproducing an existing set on another machine (see reproduce-skill-env).
Confirm the CLI is present and note the version:
qvr --version
Run from the project root where you want qvr.toml + qvr.lock to live. The
files and the agent-target symlinks are written relative to the current
directory.
Search already-registered registries (substring match on name/description, with
optional hard filters). At least one of a query, --tag, or --author is
required:
qvr search pdf
qvr search --tag testing --author acme
qvr search review --full # untruncated descriptions
qvr search forms --github # search GitHub for repos tagged agent-skills
List registries and the skills each one indexes:
qvr registry list
qvr registry list anthropics/skills --full
One-step install (no prior registry add needed). Point at a skill inside a repo; qvr auto-registers the source, then installs:
qvr add github.com/org/repo/tdd # register org/repo, install tdd
qvr add github.com/org/repo/tdd@v2 # pin a branch or tag
qvr add github.com/org/repo # single-skill repo: install the lone skill
By name, once the source is registered:
qvr registry add https://github.com/acme-labs/agent-skills
qvr add tdd
qvr add tdd lint review # batch — each must resolve to a registered skill
qvr add tdd@v2 # @<ref> pins a branch, tag, or commit
Useful flags on add:
--registry <org>/<repo> — scope resolution to one registry when the same
skill name exists in several. Use the full <org>/<repo> name, not a short
alias.--target <agent>[,<agent>…] — install into specific agent target dirs
(e.g. --target claude,cursor). When omitted, targets resolve in order:
--target flag > the project's qvr.toml [project].default-targets (set
once via qvr target add claude cursor) > the machine-local default_target
config. Run qvr target list to see every supported agent and the project's
current defaults.--as <localname> — install under a different local name so two versions of
the same skill can coexist (single skill only).--force — allow replacing an existing lock entry pinned at a different ref.--no-scan — skip the install-time security scan (see verify-skill-supply-chain
before reaching for this).A globally installed skill appears in every session via ~/.<agent>/skills/,
backed by ~/.quiver/qvr.lock:
qvr add --global diagnose
qvr list --global
qvr sync makes the managed agent target dirs match the lock:
missing worktrees are restored, and managed symlinks not in the lock are
removed — this is the "hidden by default" guarantee that makes the lockfile
authoritative.
qvr sync # reconcile project
qvr sync --global # reconcile the global lane
qvr sync --dry-run # show what would change, touch nothing
A symlink whose target points outside qvr's managed cache (e.g. into your own dev dir) is left alone and surfaced in the output rather than deleted.
qvr list # installed skills from the lock
qvr tree # grouped by registry / target
qvr info tdd # metadata, provenance, file tree (local-only, fast)
qvr sync unless there's a lock entry.
Install via qvr add (or qvr add --local <path> for an immutable copy of a
local folder) instead.<org>/<repo>. The bare clone lives at
~/.quiver/registries/<org>/<repo>.git/. --registry, registry update, and
registry remove all expect that full name. Override the inferred name with
qvr registry add <url> --name <alias> only when two repos collide.github.com/org/repo/tree/<ref>/<path> link — git can't clone a subdirectory.skills/<name>/ and flat-root
<name>/ at the repo top level. Both work; you don't choose.qvr registry list / qvr search <name>, then scope with
--registry <org>/<repo>.qvr sync, then qvr doctor to
surface broken installs, stale symlinks, or orphaned worktrees.--registry, or install one
under --as <localname>.name: onboard-skills description: > Discovers and installs agent skills into a project (or the user-global lane) with the qvr CLI, where qvr.toml declares intent and qvr.lock is the resolved source of truth for what loads. Use when a user wants to find, add, register, or install skills from a skills registry or GitHub repo with qvr — e.g. "register a skill registry", "search for a qvr skill", "qvr add this skill", "install a skill globally", or "why is my skill not loading after I dropped it into the agent's skills directory". Covers registry add, search, the one-step add github.com/org/repo/skill form, --global, and sync. metadata: author: quiver-playground version: "1.0.0"
--- name: onboard-skills description: > Discovers and installs agent skills into a project (or the user-global lane) with the qvr CLI, where qvr.toml declares intent and qvr.lock is the resolved source of truth for what loads. Use when a user wants to find, add, register, or install skills from a skills registry or GitHub repo with qvr — e.g. "register a skill registry", "search for a qvr skill", "qvr add this skill", "install a skill globally", or "why is my skill not loading after I dropped it into the agent's skills directory". Covers registry add, search, the one-step add github.com/org/repo/skill form, --global, and sync. metadata: author: quiver-playground version: "1.0.0" --- # Onboard skills with qvr `qvr` installs **agent skills** (SKILL.md bundles) into a project from one or more Git **registries**. qvr is agent-agnostic — it installs into whichever agent target directories you configure (e.g. `.claude/skills/`, `.agents/skills/`, …). A project's skill set lives in two committed files: **`qvr.toml`** is the hand-editable *intent* (which skills, which default agents), and **`qvr.lock`** (TOML, schema v5) is the resolved *proof* and the source of truth for what an agent actually loads — anything that lands in a managed agent directory without a matching lock entry is hidden on the next sync. Mutating commands write through to both files. This skill walks discovery → install → reconcile. ## When to use this - The user wants to find a skill, add a registry, or install a skill with `qvr`. - A skill was copied into a managed agent directory by hand and "isn't showing up". - The user wants a skill available in **every** session (ambient/global), not just one project. Do **not** use this for editing/forking a skill (see `fork-and-publish-skill`), or for reproducing an existing set on another machine (see `reproduce-skill-env`). ## Prerequisites 1. Confirm the CLI is present and note the version: ``` qvr --version ``` 2. Run from the project root where you want `qvr.toml` + `qvr.lock` to live. The files and the agent-target symlinks are written relative to the current directory. ## Workflow ### 1. Discover what's available Search already-registered registries (substring match on name/description, with optional hard filters). At least one of a query, `--tag`, or `--author` is required: ``` qvr search pdf qvr search --tag testing --author acme qvr search review --full # untruncated descriptions qvr search forms --github # search GitHub for repos tagged agent-skills ``` List registries and the skills each one indexes: ``` qvr registry list qvr registry list anthropics/skills --full ``` ### 2. Install a skill **One-step install (no prior registry add needed).** Point at a skill inside a repo; qvr auto-registers the source, then installs: ``` qvr add github.com/org/repo/tdd # register org/repo, install tdd qvr add github.com/org/repo/tdd@v2 # pin a branch or tag qvr add github.com/org/repo # single-skill repo: install the lone skill ``` **By name, once the source is registered:** ``` qvr registry add https://github.com/acme-labs/agent-skills qvr add tdd qvr add tdd lint review # batch — each must resolve to a registered skill qvr add tdd@v2 # @<ref> pins a branch, tag, or commit ``` Useful flags on `add`: - `--registry <org>/<repo>` — scope resolution to one registry when the same skill name exists in several. **Use the full `<org>/<repo>` name**, not a short alias. - `--target <agent>[,<agent>…]` — install into specific agent target dirs (e.g. `--target claude,cursor`). When omitted, targets resolve in order: `--target` flag > the project's `qvr.toml` `[project].default-targets` (set once via `qvr target add claude cursor`) > the machine-local `default_target` config. Run `qvr target list` to see every supported agent and the project's current defaults. - `--as <localname>` — install under a different local name so two versions of the same skill can coexist (single skill only). - `--force` — allow replacing an existing lock entry pinned at a different ref. - `--no-scan` — skip the install-time security scan (see `verify-skill-supply-chain` before reaching for this). ### 3. Install into the global (ambient) lane A globally installed skill appears in every session via `~/.<agent>/skills/`, backed by `~/.quiver/qvr.lock`: ``` qvr add --global diagnose qvr list --global ``` ### 4. Reconcile on-disk state to the lock `qvr sync` makes the managed agent target dirs match the lock: missing worktrees are restored, and managed symlinks **not** in the lock are removed — this is the "hidden by default" guarantee that makes the lockfile authoritative. ``` qvr sync # reconcile project qvr sync --global # reconcile the global lane qvr sync --dry-run # show what would change, touch nothing ``` A symlink whose target points outside qvr's managed cache (e.g. into your own dev dir) is left alone and surfaced in the output rather than deleted. ### 5. Confirm the result ``` qvr list # installed skills from the lock qvr tree # grouped by registry / target qvr info tdd # metadata, provenance, file tree (local-only, fast) ``` ## Gotchas - **The lockfile wins.** Dropping a folder into a managed agent directory does nothing durable — it's removed on the next `qvr sync` unless there's a lock entry. Install via `qvr add` (or `qvr add --local <path>` for an immutable copy of a local folder) instead. - **Registry names are nested `<org>/<repo>`.** The bare clone lives at `~/.quiver/registries/<org>/<repo>.git/`. `--registry`, `registry update`, and `registry remove` all expect that full name. Override the inferred name with `qvr registry add <url> --name <alias>` only when two repos collide. - **Web tree/blob URLs are rejected.** Pass the repo URL, not a `github.com/org/repo/tree/<ref>/<path>` link — git can't clone a subdirectory. - **Skills resolve under two layouts:** nested `skills/<name>/` and flat-root `<name>/` at the repo top level. Both work; you don't choose. ## Troubleshooting - *"skill not found" on add* — the source isn't registered, or the name is ambiguous. Run `qvr registry list` / `qvr search <name>`, then scope with `--registry <org>/<repo>`. - *Installed but the agent doesn't see it* — run `qvr sync`, then `qvr doctor` to surface broken installs, stale symlinks, or orphaned worktrees. - *Same name in two registries* — disambiguate with `--registry`, or install one under `--as <localname>`.
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Skill source recorded
Skill instructions are recorded. This is not a runtime test, safety guarantee or compatibility certification.
Review before install: Avoid automatic install
License: MIT
Listed tools are metadata hints, not tested compatibility. Agent prompts are suggested handoffs.
Check the source for dependencies, API keys and third-party costs. A public repository does not mean every service is free.
Repository metadata and review signals are advisory. Popularity, source discovery and successful execution are different facts.
Version reported in registry metadata; check source releases before relying on it.
Quality
49/100
Needs review
Trust
56/100
Do not auto-install
Audit
65/100
Needs review
Copies are not installs. Installation counts require a reported successful installation; they are not a blanket quality guarantee.
This page exposes the same decision, trust, audit, use-case, and install signals through the Registry API, so agents can rank this skill without scraping the UI.
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