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@framers/agentos-skills-registry

v0.2.0

Published

Curated skills registry bundle for AgentOS — lazy-loading DI of SKILL.md prompt modules

Downloads

451

Readme

@framers/agentos-skills-registry

Curated skills registry bundle for AgentOS — lazy-loading DI of SKILL.md prompt modules.

npm

npm install @framers/agentos-skills-registry

What's Inside

This package is the typed SDK on top of @framers/agentos-skills. It provides:

  • Static catalog (SKILLS_CATALOG) — typed array of all 16+ curated skills with metadata
  • Query helperssearchSkills(), getSkillsByCategory(), getSkillsByTag(), getAvailableSkills(), etc.
  • Registry factoriescreateCuratedSkillRegistry(), createCuratedSkillSnapshot() (requires @framers/agentos)

Two Import Paths

Lightweight (zero peer deps)

The ./catalog sub-export works standalone — no @framers/agentos needed:

import {
  SKILLS_CATALOG,
  searchSkills,
  getSkillsByCategory,
  getSkillByName,
  getAvailableSkills,
  getCategories,
  getSkillsByTag,
} from '@framers/agentos-skills-registry/catalog';

// Search
const matches = searchSkills('github');

// Filter by category
const devTools = getSkillsByCategory('developer-tools');

// Filter by installed tools
const available = getAvailableSkills(['web-search', 'filesystem']);

// All categories
const categories = getCategories();
// ['communication', 'creative', 'developer-tools', 'devops', 'information', ...]

Full registry (requires @framers/agentos)

The factory functions lazy-load @framers/agentos via dynamic import() — only resolved when called:

npm install @framers/agentos-skills-registry @framers/agentos
import {
  createCuratedSkillRegistry,
  createCuratedSkillSnapshot,
} from '@framers/agentos-skills-registry';

// Create a live SkillRegistry loaded with all curated skills
const registry = await createCuratedSkillRegistry();
console.log(registry.size); // 16+

// Build a prompt snapshot for agent injection
const snapshot = await createCuratedSkillSnapshot({
  skills: ['github', 'weather', 'notion'], // or 'all'
  platform: 'darwin',
});
console.log(snapshot.prompt); // Formatted markdown for the LLM

If @framers/agentos is not installed and you call a factory function, you get a clear error:

Error: @framers/agentos is required for createCuratedSkillRegistry() and
createCuratedSkillSnapshot().  Install it:

  npm install @framers/agentos

Or use the lightweight catalog helpers (getSkillsByCategory, searchSkills, etc.)
which have no peer-dep requirement.

Lazy Loading

The @framers/agentos dependency is loaded lazily at runtime via dynamic import() and cached after first resolution. This means:

  • import { searchSkills } from '@framers/agentos-skills-registry/catalog'zero peer deps loaded
  • import { createCuratedSkillRegistry } from '@framers/agentos-skills-registry'@framers/agentos loaded only when called

Community Skills

The catalog includes both curated (staff-maintained) and community (PR-submitted) skills. Use the source-aware helpers to filter by origin:

import {
  getCuratedSkills,
  getCommunitySkills,
  getAllSkills,
} from '@framers/agentos-skills-registry/catalog';

// Only staff-maintained, verified skills
const curated = getCuratedSkills();

// Only community-contributed skills
const community = getCommunitySkills();

// Everything (curated + community)
const all = getAllSkills();

// Combine with existing filters
import { getSkillsByCategory } from '@framers/agentos-skills-registry/catalog';

const devTools = getSkillsByCategory('developer-tools');
const curatedDevTools = devTools.filter((s) => s.source === 'curated');
const communityDevTools = devTools.filter((s) => s.source === 'community');

Each skill entry includes a source field ('curated' or 'community') so you can distinguish provenance at runtime.

Relationship to Other Packages

@framers/agentos-skills              (data: SKILL.md files + JSON index)
  └── @framers/agentos-skills-registry   ← You are here (SDK: typed queries + factories)
        └── @framers/agentos             (optional peer: live SkillRegistry + snapshots)

License

MIT