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@onagent/claude-skill

v0.1.0

Published

Claude Code skill installer for onagent-cli-setup — downloads the matching onagent CLI binary for your platform on install.

Readme

@onagent/claude-skill

Experimental npm packaging of the onagent-cli-setup Claude Code skill. Published under the @onagent scope (matching @onagent/bridge), but the installed CLI command stays the shorter, unscoped claude-skill-onagent — see bin in package.json.

skill/SKILL.md in this directory is the only copy of the onagent-cli-setup skill in this repo — it used to also be vendored at .claude/skills/onagent-cli-setup/ at the repo root, but that copy was removed (and gitignored, so a local install doesn't get re-tracked) once this package became the sole distribution channel. This directory is now the source of truth for editing the skill's content.

Usage

npx claude-skill-onagent            # installs to ./.claude/skills/onagent-cli-setup
npx claude-skill-onagent --user     # installs to ~/.claude/skills/onagent-cli-setup
npx claude-skill-onagent version    # shows the installed and latest onagent CLI release
npx claude-skill-onagent upgrade    # re-downloads the current platform's binary if a newer release exists

version/upgrade operate on whichever install --user selects — pass the same flag you installed with if you installed with --user.

This is an explicit, user-invoked install (not a postinstall script) — npm and GitHub are moving toward disabling install scripts by default, so anything that auto-copies files on npm install is a fading, riskier pattern. Running this only happens when someone actually types the command.

The onagent binary isn't bundled

Unlike earlier versions of this package, skill/bin/ is no longer part of what gets published — this package carries no onagent binary at all. bin/cli.js downloads the current platform's binary straight from this repo's GitHub Releases (built by .github/workflows/release-onagent.yml) the moment someone runs npx claude-skill-onagent (install) or claude-skill-onagent upgrade, so a user always gets whatever's newest there — never something pinned to whenever this npm package itself was last published, and this package never needs re-publishing just because a new onagent CLI version shipped.

.onagent-version (written next to the downloaded binary) records which release tag was installed — the binary itself carries no version string here, since release-onagent.yml's -X main.version=... build flag isn't part of this download path.

Platforms covered: whatever release-onagent.yml's build matrix currently publishes (as of this writing: Windows amd64, macOS Intel/Apple Silicon, Linux amd64/arm64). cli.js prints a clear message and exits without attempting a download on any other platform/arch combination — SKILL.md's own fallback instructions cover that case.

Publishing

Scoped packages (@onagent/*) default to private on npm — publish with --access public, or npm rejects it:

npm publish --access public

License

LICENSE in this directory is a copy of the repo root's LICENSE (BSL 1.1), copied rather than symlinked since npm's files packaging only sees files inside this package directory. Keep it in sync manually if the root LICENSE changes.