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@skillerr/cli

v1.5.2

Published

CLI implementation for portable .skill packages (install skillerr for the skill bin)

Readme

@skillerr/cli

CLI implementation for the Open .skill Protocol.

Public install: skillerr · Bin: skill

Users install skillerr (depends on this package). This package is the internal implementation.

Install (public)

npm i -g skillerr

Node ≥ 20. Set SKILL_HOST when creating (cursor, ollama, claude, …).

Quickstart

Create

export SKILL_HOST=cursor
skill init --title "Demo"
skill journey --summary "Redacted human+AI work; secrets as refs."
skill propose --json '[{"title":"Tone","body":"Keep answers short.","type":"decision"}]'
skill status
skill checkpoint
skill compile -m "Demo" --approve --mint

Ingest / run

skill inspect ./file.skill
skill validate ./file.skill
skill verify-trust ./file.skill
skill load ./file.skill
skill run ./file.skill

Multi-skill identify

skill agent-guide
skill extract ./journey.json -o ./extraction   # or: skill segment …
# one workspace per selected candidate → contract-check → compile
skill --help

Related

Docs: Agent · Protocol

License

MIT