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uiskill

v0.1.3

Published

CLI for the uiskill platform

Readme

uiskill

CLI for uiskill.sh — install and publish UI skills for AI agents.

uiskill.sh provides a standardized schema to abstract B2B SaaS UI patterns into executable skills for AI Agents. Browse and discover skills at uiskill.sh.

Installation

npm install -g uiskill
# or use without installing:
npx uiskill <command>

Quick Start

# 1. Get your API token from uiskill.sh/dashboard
uiskill login <token>

# 2. Browse skills at uiskill.sh, then install one into your project
uiskill install @scope/skill-name

# 3. Your AI agent (Claude, Cursor, etc.) can now use it

Commands

uiskill install <name>

Install a skill into your project.

uiskill install @scope/skill-name
uiskill install @scope/[email protected]   # pin to a specific version

Creates files in your project:

your-project/
├── .uiskill/
│   ├── manifest.json                      # installed skills & versions
│   └── skills/scope__skill-name.json      # raw spec
└── .claude/
    └── skills/scope--skill-name/
        ├── SKILL.md                       # Claude-readable instructions
        └── references/                    # optional reference files

uiskill publish <path>

Publish a skill to the registry. Requires login.

# Publish from a directory (SKILL.md + optional references/)
uiskill publish ./my-skill --scope my-namespace

# Publish from a JSON spec file
uiskill publish spec.json --scope my-namespace

Directory layout for uiskill publish ./my-skill:

my-skill/
├── SKILL.md          # skill definition with optional YAML frontmatter
└── references/       # optional files attached to the skill
    └── example.md

SKILL.md format:

---
name: My Skill
description: What this skill does
category: General
---

Instructions for the AI agent...

uiskill search <query>

Search published skills on the registry.

uiskill search "export customer"
uiskill search "saas dashboard"

uiskill list

List skills installed in the current project.

uiskill list

uiskill update [name]

Update installed skills to their latest version.

uiskill update                        # update all
uiskill update @scope/skill-name      # update one

uiskill uninstall <name>

Remove a skill from the current project.

uiskill uninstall @scope/skill-name

uiskill login <token>

Save your API token globally.

uiskill login <token>

Get your token at uiskill.sh/dashboard.

uiskill config

View or update CLI configuration.

uiskill config get               # show all config
uiskill config get registry      # show registry URL
uiskill config set registry https://uiskill.sh

How It Works

Skills are stored on uiskill.sh, not on npm. The CLI fetches them via the platform API and writes them to your project directory. Your AI agent reads the generated SKILL.md files to understand how to interact with your UI.

publish:  your skill dir → uiskill.sh registry
install:  uiskill.sh registry → your project (.claude/skills/)

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