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skillli

v0.1.0

Published

Discover, publish, rate, and use agentic AI skills packages — the skill librarian for Claude Code and beyond

Readme

skillli

The Skill Librarian — Discover, publish, rate, and use agentic AI skills packages.

npm install -g skillli

skillli is an npm package that provides a complete ecosystem for managing agentic AI skills (SKILL.md files). It includes a CLI, a core library, an MCP server for Claude Code integration, and an agentic trawler for multi-source skill discovery.

Features

  • Skill Format Spec — Standard SKILL.md format with YAML frontmatter for defining AI agent skills
  • CLIskillli init, search, install, publish, rate, trawl, and more
  • MCP Server — Native Claude Code integration via Model Context Protocol
  • Agentic Trawler — Search across the registry, GitHub, and npm for relevant skills
  • Safeguards — Trust scoring, prohibited pattern detection, size limits, checksum verification
  • Ratings — Community ratings and reviews for skill quality

Quick Start

# Install globally
npm install -g skillli

# Create a new skill
skillli init my-skill

# Search for skills
skillli search "code review"

# Install a skill
skillli install code-reviewer --link

# Trawl across multiple sources
skillli trawl "kubernetes deployment"

CLI Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | skillli init [name] | Create a new skill from template | | skillli search <query> | Search the registry | | skillli install <skill> | Install a skill | | skillli uninstall <skill> | Uninstall a skill | | skillli info <skill> | Show skill details | | skillli list | List installed skills | | skillli rate <skill> <1-5> | Rate a skill | | skillli update | Sync registry index | | skillli publish [path] | Publish a skill | | skillli trawl <query> | Agentic multi-source search |

MCP Server

skillli includes a built-in MCP server for Claude Code integration:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "skillli": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["skillli-mcp"]
    }
  }
}

MCP Tools

  • search_skills — Search the registry by query, tags, or category
  • install_skill — Install and link a skill to .claude/skills/
  • get_skill_info — Get detailed skill metadata and trust score
  • trawl_skills — Multi-source agentic search
  • rate_skill — Submit a 1-5 star rating

MCP Resources

  • skillli://installed — List of installed skills
  • skillli://index — Full registry index

Skill Format

Skills are defined as SKILL.md files with YAML frontmatter:

---
name: my-skill
version: 1.0.0
description: A clear description of what this skill does
author: your-github-username
license: MIT
tags: [typescript, testing]
category: development
trust-level: community
user-invocable: true
---

# My Skill

Instructions that Claude follows when this skill is invoked...

Categories

development | creative | enterprise | data | devops | other

Trust Levels

  • community — Published by any user, basic validation
  • verified — Author identity verified, additional review
  • official — Maintained by the skillli team

Safeguards

skillli runs safety checks on all skills:

  1. Schema validation (Zod)
  2. File size limits (5MB total, 500 lines for SKILL.md)
  3. Prohibited pattern scanning (eval, exec, credentials, etc.)
  4. Script allowlisting (.sh, .py, .js only)
  5. Checksum verification
  6. Trust score computation (0-100)

Programmatic Usage

import { parseSkillFile, search, trawl, createSkillliMcpServer } from 'skillli';

// Parse a SKILL.md file
const skill = await parseSkillFile('./SKILL.md');

// Search the index
const results = search(index, { query: 'code review', tags: ['security'] });

// Trawl across sources
const found = await trawl('kubernetes deployment', {
  sources: ['registry', 'github', 'npm'],
});

// Create an MCP server
const server = createSkillliMcpServer();

License

MIT