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@atralice/skilllib

v0.1.0

Published

CLI for the skillLib skill registry

Downloads

17

Readme

@atralice/skilllib

CLI for the skillLib skill registry — publish, install, and sync Claude Code skills across machines.

Install

npm install -g @atralice/skilllib

Requires Node 22 or later.

Quickstart

# Configure registry + authenticate (get an API key from /settings/api-keys)
skilllib login

# Publish a skill from the current directory (needs a SKILL.md with frontmatter)
skilllib publish . 1.0.0

# Search the registry
skilllib search <query>

# Install a skill into ./.claude/skills/
skilllib install @owner/skill-name

# List installed skills
skilllib list

Commands

| Command | Description | |---|---| | login [--registry URL] | Set registry URL and authenticate with an API key | | logout | Remove stored credentials | | whoami | Show current authenticated user | | publish [dir] [version] | Publish a skill from a directory | | install <@owner/name> | Install a skill into .claude/skills/ | | install <@owner/name> --save | Also record it in skilllib.json | | uninstall <@owner/name> | Remove an installed skill | | update | Check and apply updates for installed skills | | list | List installed skills | | search <query> | Search the skill registry | | init | Create a skilllib.json in the current directory |

Configuration

The CLI stores its config at ~/.skilllib/config.json:

{
  "registryUrl": "https://skilllib-production.up.railway.app/api/v1",
  "auth": { "token": "sk_..." }
}

Point at a different registry with skilllib login --registry https://your-registry.example.com.

License

MIT