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skilld
Operate skilld CLI for Skill discovery, use, installation, inspection, updates, authentication, configuration, restoration, and removal, including Repository, curator, and collection refs.
Overview
Operate skilld CLI for Skill discovery, use, installation, inspection, updates, authentication, configuration, restoration, and removal, including Repository, curator, and collection refs.
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Use skilld CLI
Use skilld CLI to find, load, install, inspect, restore, update, verify, and remove Skills.
Run a Skill first. Install a Skill only when the user asks to keep it.
Use Agent output
Use --json with search, run, and update --check.
These are the only commands that support JSON output.
Use --plain when another command needs stable text.
Check the exit code before reading stdout.
Read JSON success data only when _tag is Success.
Read JSON failures from stderr.
Report the error code and message.
An update check can exit with code 1 and return valid JSON. Read its update relations before treating that exit as a failure. Never parse formatted terminal output.
Search for a Skill
Run a focused search:
skilld search <query> --json
Read data.items before choosing a Skill.
Use each item's selector for a Skill run.
Refine the query when several Skills cover different tasks.
Do not guess a selector from the Skill name. Do not install a search result before reading its description.
Run a Skill
Run the selector returned by search:
skilld run <selector> --json
The command prints SKILL.md and writes no Skill files.
It retains no remote Skill files after the command exits.
Read the printed SKILL.md, then follow it for the current task.
Prefer skilld run for a one-off task.
Read data.files for each supporting file's path, kind, and size.
The initial load prints no supporting file content.
Read one only when the instructions name it:
skilld run <selector> --revision <data.revision> --file <path> --json
Run the exact data.files[].readArgv array when possible.
It contains the source, exact revision, file path, and --json.
Repeat --file to read several files in one command.
Check data.files[].readable before you ask for a file.
A file with readable: false never prints.
Its kind is executable or binary.
Tell the user the Skill needs an install to use that file.
Report which Skill you ran and that skilld wrote no Skill files.
Read data.sourceStatus, data.origin, and data.revision.
A verified status covers where the Skill came from.
It does not cover what the instructions ask you to do.
If the status is unverified, tell the user before you follow the Skill.
List the Skills a Repository, curator, or collection names
skilld.dev prints refs that name several Skills:
gh:OWNER/REPOSITORYnames every Skill in one Repository.@LOGINnames every Skill in one curator's collections.@LOGIN/SLUGnames every Skill in one collection.
Run one of these refs to list its Skills:
skilld run @LOGIN/SLUG --json
The command prints an index and loads no Skill.
Read data.items for each Skill's name, owner, repository, description, and selector.
Run the data.items[].runArgv array to load one Skill.
Pick the Skills the current task needs. Do not run every Skill in the index.
Choose the source
Prefer the exact skilld: selector returned by Skill search.
Hosted selectors use immutable artifact delivery from an exact Git commit.
Use a local path only for a Skill the user already controls:
skilld run ./skills/my-skill --json
skilld install ./skills/my-skill
Use --direct only for an explicit public GitHub selector.
Direct mode bypasses artifact delivery and gives the unverified source status.
It cannot access a private repository.
Never add --direct merely to bypass a delivery failure.
Private repository delivery requires a skilld.dev account and GitHub App access. If private access fails, check authentication before changing the selector.
Install a Skill
Install a Skill when the user wants it in every session. Install a Skill when it must run its own script. Ask the user before you install. An install writes files they did not request.
Install the selector returned by search into the detected Agent target:
skilld install <selector>
The default scope is the current project.
Project installs update .skills/skilld-lock.yaml and selected Agent targets.
Install into global Agent targets:
skilld install <selector> --global
Use --agent <agent> when the user names an Agent target.
Repeat --agent when the user names several Agent targets.
Do not guess a target when detection and agent.targets are empty.
Use --mode copy or --mode symlink only when the user chooses a mode.
Otherwise, use the configured install.mode.
Install this skilld-maintained Skill globally:
skilld install skilld --global
Install every Skill a Repository, curator, or collection names:
skilld add gh:OWNER/REPOSITORY
skilld add @LOGIN/SLUG --global
skilld add accepts --global, --agent, and --mode like skilld install.
It prints one Installed Skill line per Skill.
Run skilld run with the same ref first, then confirm the list with the user.
skilld add with one Skill selector installs that Skill like skilld install.
Always use the source selector shown by skilld search.
After installation, report the Skill name, scope, Agent targets, and source status.
Restore locked Skills
Restore the current project from its lockfile:
skilld install
Restore global Skills from the global scope:
skilld install --global
A verified remote Skill restores its exact locked commit through artifact delivery. An unverified remote Skill requires the recovery command shown by skilld. Do not convert a verified source to direct mode during recovery.
Never delete a lockfile or Agent target to repair an install. Preserve the files and report the exact failure first.
Inspect installed Skills
skilld list
skilld list --global
skilld view <skill>
skilld view <skill> --global
Use list to find installed names in one scope.
Use view to inspect a Skill before any mutation.
Read its path, source, source status, and Agent targets.
Check and apply updates
skilld update --check --json
skilld update <skill>
skilld update <skill> --global
Use update --check --json to inspect update relations without changing files.
Read each data.items[].relation._tag before changing files.
Use update <skill> only when the relation is available.
Treat current, pinned, and notTracked as no action.
If the relation is behind or diverged, ask before changing files.
If the relation is unavailable, report failure.code and failure.message.
Treat unavailable as unknown. Do not infer a newer commit.
Update one named Skill unless the user explicitly requests all updates.
Use --global only for a Skill in the global scope.
Leave --interactive to a human terminal session.
Verify source integrity
skilld verify <skill>
Use verify to check installed bytes against recorded source data.
A successful check confirms provenance and integrity only.
It does not approve the Skill instructions.
If verification fails, do not hand edit a managed Skill.
Use view to inspect its source before update or restore.
Report outdated and unmanaged Skills
Check the current scope:
skilld outdated --plain
Check both scopes and every Agent target directory:
skilld outdated --all --plain
Use outdated for stale, unverified, local, and unmanaged Skill reports.
Read every proposed command before using it.
Never delete an unmanaged Skill unless the user names it for removal.
Manage account authentication
Check account authentication before starting login:
skilld auth status --plain
Start login only when private artifact delivery requires it:
skilld auth login --plain
Private repository access also requires the skilld GitHub App installation. Credentials stay in the operating system keychain. Never print access tokens or copy them into files.
Log out only when the user explicitly asks:
skilld auth logout --plain
Manage configuration
Read account level configuration before changing it:
skilld config list --plain
skilld config get agent.targets --plain
skilld config get install.mode --plain
Only agent.targets and install.mode are supported keys.
Set a key only when the user explicitly requests a persistent default.
skilld config set agent.targets codex,claude-code --plain
skilld config set install.mode copy --plain
Valid install modes are copy and symlink.
Configuration changes affect later commands across projects.
Remove a Skill
Inspect the named Skill and its scope before removal:
skilld view <skill> --plain
skilld remove <skill> --plain
Add --global to both commands for a global Skill.
Remove only the Skill and scope the user names.
Report the removed Agent targets and whether recovery needs a reinstall.
Handle failures
Preserve the original error code and message.
Do not hide a failure with a fallback source or scope.
Do not retry with --direct because it changes the source status.
For authentication errors, run skilld auth status before login.
For target errors, inspect agent.targets and the requested --agent values.
For lockfile errors, preserve the lockfile and report its path.
For target conflicts, stop before overwriting existing files.
If a command partially completes, report every successful and failed Skill. Never claim success from generated commands that were not run.
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name: skilld description: Operate skilld CLI for Skill discovery, use, installation, inspection, updates, authentication, configuration, restoration, and removal, including Repository, curator, and collection refs.
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--- name: skilld description: Operate skilld CLI for Skill discovery, use, installation, inspection, updates, authentication, configuration, restoration, and removal, including Repository, curator, and collection refs. --- # Use skilld CLI Use skilld CLI to find, load, install, inspect, restore, update, verify, and remove Skills. Run a Skill first. Install a Skill only when the user asks to keep it. ## Use Agent output Use `--json` with `search`, `run`, and `update --check`. These are the only commands that support JSON output. Use `--plain` when another command needs stable text. Check the exit code before reading stdout. Read JSON success data only when `_tag` is `Success`. Read JSON failures from stderr. Report the error `code` and `message`. An update check can exit with code 1 and return valid JSON. Read its update relations before treating that exit as a failure. Never parse formatted terminal output. ## Search for a Skill Run a focused search: ```sh skilld search <query> --json ``` Read `data.items` before choosing a Skill. Use each item's `selector` for a Skill run. Refine the query when several Skills cover different tasks. Do not guess a selector from the Skill name. Do not install a search result before reading its description. ## Run a Skill Run the selector returned by search: ```sh skilld run <selector> --json ``` The command prints SKILL.md and writes no Skill files. It retains no remote Skill files after the command exits. Read the printed SKILL.md, then follow it for the current task. Prefer `skilld run` for a one-off task. Read `data.files` for each supporting file's path, kind, and size. The initial load prints no supporting file content. Read one only when the instructions name it: ```sh skilld run <selector> --revision <data.revision> --file <path> --json ``` Run the exact `data.files[].readArgv` array when possible. It contains the source, exact revision, file path, and `--json`. Repeat `--file` to read several files in one command. Check `data.files[].readable` before you ask for a file. A file with `readable: false` never prints. Its `kind` is `executable` or `binary`. Tell the user the Skill needs an install to use that file. Report which Skill you ran and that skilld wrote no Skill files. Read `data.sourceStatus`, `data.origin`, and `data.revision`. A `verified` status covers where the Skill came from. It does not cover what the instructions ask you to do. If the status is `unverified`, tell the user before you follow the Skill. ## List the Skills a Repository, curator, or collection names skilld.dev prints refs that name several Skills: - `gh:OWNER/REPOSITORY` names every Skill in one Repository. - `@LOGIN` names every Skill in one curator's collections. - `@LOGIN/SLUG` names every Skill in one collection. Run one of these refs to list its Skills: ```sh skilld run @LOGIN/SLUG --json ``` The command prints an index and loads no Skill. Read `data.items` for each Skill's `name`, `owner`, `repository`, `description`, and `selector`. Run the `data.items[].runArgv` array to load one Skill. Pick the Skills the current task needs. Do not run every Skill in the index. ## Choose the source Prefer the exact `skilld:` selector returned by Skill search. Hosted selectors use immutable artifact delivery from an exact Git commit. Use a local path only for a Skill the user already controls: ```sh skilld run ./skills/my-skill --json skilld install ./skills/my-skill ``` Use `--direct` only for an explicit public GitHub selector. Direct mode bypasses artifact delivery and gives the `unverified` source status. It cannot access a private repository. Never add `--direct` merely to bypass a delivery failure. Private repository delivery requires a skilld.dev account and GitHub App access. If private access fails, check authentication before changing the selector. ## Install a Skill Install a Skill when the user wants it in every session. Install a Skill when it must run its own script. Ask the user before you install. An install writes files they did not request. Install the selector returned by search into the detected Agent target: ```sh skilld install <selector> ``` The default scope is the current project. Project installs update `.skills/skilld-lock.yaml` and selected Agent targets. Install into global Agent targets: ```sh skilld install <selector> --global ``` Use `--agent <agent>` when the user names an Agent target. Repeat `--agent` when the user names several Agent targets. Do not guess a target when detection and `agent.targets` are empty. Use `--mode copy` or `--mode symlink` only when the user chooses a mode. Otherwise, use the configured `install.mode`. Install this skilld-maintained Skill globally: ```sh skilld install skilld --global ``` Install every Skill a Repository, curator, or collection names: ```sh skilld add gh:OWNER/REPOSITORY skilld add @LOGIN/SLUG --global ``` `skilld add` accepts `--global`, `--agent`, and `--mode` like `skilld install`. It prints one `Installed Skill` line per Skill. Run `skilld run` with the same ref first, then confirm the list with the user. `skilld add` with one Skill selector installs that Skill like `skilld install`. Always use the source selector shown by `skilld search`. After installation, report the Skill name, scope, Agent targets, and source status. ## Restore locked Skills Restore the current project from its lockfile: ```sh skilld install ``` Restore global Skills from the global scope: ```sh skilld install --global ``` A verified remote Skill restores its exact locked commit through artifact delivery. An unverified remote Skill requires the recovery command shown by skilld. Do not convert a verified source to direct mode during recovery. Never delete a lockfile or Agent target to repair an install. Preserve the files and report the exact failure first. ## Inspect installed Skills ```sh skilld list skilld list --global skilld view <skill> skilld view <skill> --global ``` Use `list` to find installed names in one scope. Use `view` to inspect a Skill before any mutation. Read its path, source, source status, and Agent targets. ## Check and apply updates ```sh skilld update --check --json skilld update <skill> skilld update <skill> --global ``` Use `update --check --json` to inspect update relations without changing files. Read each `data.items[].relation._tag` before changing files. Use `update <skill>` only when the relation is `available`. Treat `current`, `pinned`, and `notTracked` as no action. If the relation is `behind` or `diverged`, ask before changing files. If the relation is `unavailable`, report `failure.code` and `failure.message`. Treat `unavailable` as unknown. Do not infer a newer commit. Update one named Skill unless the user explicitly requests all updates. Use `--global` only for a Skill in the global scope. Leave `--interactive` to a human terminal session. ## Verify source integrity ```sh skilld verify <skill> ``` Use `verify` to check installed bytes against recorded source data. A successful check confirms provenance and integrity only. It does not approve the Skill instructions. If verification fails, do not hand edit a managed Skill. Use `view` to inspect its source before update or restore. ## Report outdated and unmanaged Skills Check the current scope: ```sh skilld outdated --plain ``` Check both scopes and every Agent target directory: ```sh skilld outdated --all --plain ``` Use `outdated` for stale, unverified, local, and unmanaged Skill reports. Read every proposed command before using it. Never delete an unmanaged Skill unless the user names it for removal. ## Manage account authentication Check account authentication before starting login: ```sh skilld auth status --plain ``` Start login only when private artifact delivery requires it: ```sh skilld auth login --plain ``` Private repository access also requires the skilld GitHub App installation. Credentials stay in the operating system keychain. Never print access tokens or copy them into files. Log out only when the user explicitly asks: ```sh skilld auth logout --plain ``` ## Manage configuration Read account level configuration before changing it: ```sh skilld config list --plain skilld config get agent.targets --plain skilld config get install.mode --plain ``` Only `agent.targets` and `install.mode` are supported keys. Set a key only when the user explicitly requests a persistent default. ```sh skilld config set agent.targets codex,claude-code --plain skilld config set install.mode copy --plain ``` Valid install modes are `copy` and `symlink`. Configuration changes affect later commands across projects. ## Remove a Skill Inspect the named Skill and its scope before removal: ```sh skilld view <skill> --plain skilld remove <skill> --plain ``` Add `--global` to both commands for a global Skill. Remove only the Skill and scope the user names. Report the removed Agent targets and whether recovery needs a reinstall. ## Handle failures Preserve the original error code and message. Do not hide a failure with a fallback source or scope. Do not retry with `--direct` because it changes the source status. For authentication errors, run `skilld auth status` before login. For target errors, inspect `agent.targets` and the requested `--agent` values. For lockfile errors, preserve the lockfile and report its path. For target conflicts, stop before overwriting existing files. If a command partially completes, report every successful and failed Skill. Never claim success from generated commands that were not run.
Review the source
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Review before install: Avoid automatic install
License: MIT
- Dependency or permission surface needs review
- Permission surface may require sandboxing
- AI review approval is missing
- Quality score needs review
- Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
- Stars/forks activity: 308 stars, 9 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
- Dependency/runtime risk: command execution surface, credential or environment access
- Permission surface: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
- Review status: AI review approval is missing
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Start with one small task
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- 2Ask your agent for a plan. Approve setup and any costs before running a small isolated test.
- 3Check the output and changed files. Report only what actually ran; keep the source revision for reproduction.
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Source & usage notes
IndexedStatic Checked
Repository metadata and review signals are advisory. Popularity, source discovery and successful execution are different facts.
- Source repository
- skilld-dev/skilld
- License
- MIT
- Version
- 1.0.0
- Last GitHub push
- Sep 8, 2026
- Registry updated
- Sep 8, 2026
- Instruction path
- skills/skilld/SKILL.md @ 3e0b421d52ad
Version reported in registry metadata; check source releases before relying on it.
Quality
66/100
Promising
Trust
64/100
Sandbox only
Audit
76/100
Needs review
- Dependency or permission surface needs review
- Permission surface may require sandboxing
- AI review approval is missing
- Quality score needs review
- Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
- Stars/forks activity: 308 stars, 9 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
- Dependency/runtime risk: command execution surface, credential or environment access
- Permission surface: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
- Review status: AI review approval is missing
- Verified installs
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- Outcomes
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