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@dmzagent/skill-builder

v1.0.1

Published

Install and publish AI skill prompts from the command line

Readme

@dmzagent/skill-builder

npm version license

Install, author, and publish reusable AI skill prompts from the command line — backed by the skills.dmzagent.com registry.

A skill is a portable prompt package (instructions, a prompt template, examples, and tests). A meta skill orchestrates other skills and installs its whole dependency tree with it.

npx @dmzagent/skill-builder install @author/skill-id

Installation

No install needed — use npx @dmzagent/skill-builder <command> for any command below.

To get a persistent skill-builder command, install globally:

npm install -g @dmzagent/skill-builder
skill-builder list

Requires Node.js >= 18. All examples below use npx; if you installed globally, drop the npx and just run skill-builder.

Quick start

npx @dmzagent/skill-builder search "data pipeline"     # find a skill
npx @dmzagent/skill-builder info @author/skill-id      # inspect it
npx @dmzagent/skill-builder install @author/skill-id   # download it

Finding & installing skills

Browse the registry — results print as a dense table in your terminal:

npx @dmzagent/skill-builder list
npx @dmzagent/skill-builder list --category "Developer Tools"
npx @dmzagent/skill-builder list --type meta           # only meta skills
npx @dmzagent/skill-builder list --author skillauthor
npx @dmzagent/skill-builder list --sort downloads
npx @dmzagent/skill-builder list --json                # machine-readable
npx @dmzagent/skill-builder list --web                 # open the browser registry

Search, inspect, and autocomplete:

npx @dmzagent/skill-builder search "dialogue"          # ranked by relevance
npx @dmzagent/skill-builder info @skillauthor/dialogue-flow
npx @dmzagent/skill-builder suggest dial               # skills, tags, authors

Install — downloads <skill>.md and <skill>.json to the current directory (use --output ./dir to change where they land):

npx @dmzagent/skill-builder install @skillauthor/dialogue-flow
npx @dmzagent/skill-builder install @skillauthor/dialogue-flow --output ./skills

Meta skills install their dependencies automatically — the full tree, deduped and cycle-safe. Use --no-deps to install just the meta skill on its own:

npx @dmzagent/skill-builder install @skillauthor/my-bundle
npx @dmzagent/skill-builder install @skillauthor/my-bundle --no-deps

Wire up shell completion (skills, tags, and authors complete as you type):

npx @dmzagent/skill-builder completion >> ~/.zshrc   # or ~/.bashrc

Authoring & publishing skills

1. Create an account

npx @dmzagent/skill-builder register myhandle "My Name" [email protected]

You'll be prompted for a password (or set SKILL_PASSWORD to skip the prompt).

2. Log in and set your token

npx @dmzagent/skill-builder login [email protected]
export SKILL_TOKEN=<token-printed-on-login>

Every publishing command reads SKILL_TOKEN, or you can pass --token <token> explicitly. Login tokens are short-lived; for automation, mint a long-lived token (see API tokens).

3. Publish

From a markdown file (the filename becomes the skill id, the first heading the name) or a JSON manifest:

npx @dmzagent/skill-builder publish ./my-skill.md
npx @dmzagent/skill-builder publish ./my-skill.json

Fork an existing skill

npx @dmzagent/skill-builder fork @skillauthor/dialogue-flow --name my-dialogue

Sync a folder

Publish every new or changed skill in a directory — built for unattended/CI use:

npx @dmzagent/skill-builder sync ./skills              # publish new/changed
npx @dmzagent/skill-builder sync ./skills --dry-run    # preview, write nothing

Generate skills with AI

Invent brand-new skills with the registry's AI, then save and/or publish them:

npx @dmzagent/skill-builder generate --count 3 --dry-run        # preview only
npx @dmzagent/skill-builder generate --count 3 --out ./skills   # save locally
npx @dmzagent/skill-builder generate --count 3 --publish        # save + publish

API tokens (for automation)

Long-lived tokens don't expire and are ideal for CI. Manage them with token <create|list|revoke> (you must already be authenticated):

npx @dmzagent/skill-builder token create --label ci
npx @dmzagent/skill-builder token list
npx @dmzagent/skill-builder token revoke <id>

Store the resulting skb_… token as SKILL_TOKEN in your CI secrets.

Environment variables

| Variable | Purpose | | ---------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | | SKILL_TOKEN | Auth token for publishing commands (or pass --token). | | SKILL_API_URL | Override the registry API base. Default: https://skills.dmzagent.com/api. | | SKILL_PASSWORD | Supply a password non-interactively for register / login. |

Most commands also accept --registry <url> to target a different registry per-invocation.

Web app

Prefer a UI? Visit skills.dmzagent.com to browse the registry, write skills in a split edit/preview editor, draft them with the AI assistant, and fork/refine/republish — all in the browser.

License

MIT