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vskill

v0.2.21

Published

Secure multi-platform AI skill installer — scan before you install

Readme

npx vskill install remotion-best-practices

The Problem

36.82% of AI skills have security flaws (Snyk ToxicSkills).

When you install a skill today, you're trusting blindly:

  • No scanning — malicious prompts execute with full system access
  • No versioning — silent updates can inject anything, anytime
  • No deduplication — the same skill lives in 3 repos, all diverging
  • No blocklist — known-bad skills install just fine

vskill fixes all of this.

How It Works

  ┌──────────┐     ┌──────────┐     ┌──────────┐     ┌──────────┐
  │  Source   │────>│   Scan   │────>│  Verify  │────>│ Install  │
  │          │     │          │     │          │     │          │
  │ GitHub   │     │ 38 rules │     │ LLM      │     │ Pin SHA  │
  │ Registry │     │ Blocklist│     │ analysis │     │ Lock ver │
  │ Local    │     │ Patterns │     │ Intent   │     │ Symlink  │
  └──────────┘     └──────────┘     └──────────┘     └──────────┘

Every install goes through the security pipeline. No exceptions. No --skip-scan.

Quick Start

# Install from any GitHub repo
npx vskill install remotion-dev/skills/remotion-best-practices

# Install by name (registry lookup)
npx vskill install remotion-best-practices

# Browse a repo and pick interactively
npx vskill install remotion-dev/skills

# Install a plugin (Claude Code)
npx vskill install --repo anton-abyzov/vskill --plugin frontend

Or install globally: npm install -g vskill

Three-Tier Verification

| Tier | How | Trust Level | |:-----|:----|:------------| | Scanned | 38 deterministic pattern checks against known attack vectors | Baseline | | Verified | Pattern scan + LLM-based intent analysis for subtle threats | Recommended | | Certified | Full manual security review by the vskill team | Highest |

Every install is at minimum Scanned. The vskill.lock file tracks the SHA-256 hash, scan date, and tier for every installed skill. Running vskill update diffs against the locked version and re-scans before applying.

49 Agent Platforms

vskill auto-detects your installed agents and installs skills to all of them at once.

CLI & Terminal — Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, Codex, Gemini CLI, Amp, Cline, Roo Code, Goose, Aider, Kilo, Devin, OpenHands, Qwen Code, Trae, and more

IDE Extensions — VS Code, JetBrains, Zed, Neovim, Emacs, Sublime Text, Xcode

Cloud & Hosted — Replit, Bolt, v0, GPT Pilot, Plandex, Sweep

Plugin Marketplace

vskill ships 41 expert skills organized into 12 domain plugins. Each plugin has its own namespace — install only what you need.

npx vskill install --repo anton-abyzov/vskill --plugin frontend
npx vskill install --repo anton-abyzov/vskill --plugin infra

Then invoke as /plugin:skill in your agent:

/frontend:nextjs     /infra:aws        /mobile:flutter
/ml:rag              /testing:mutation  /security:patterns

Available Plugins

frontend — React 19, Next.js, Figma, i18n, design systems

  • frontend-core design figma i18n nextjs

backend — Java Spring Boot, Rust

  • java-spring rust

infra — AWS, Azure, GCP, CI/CD, secrets, observability

  • aws azure gcp github-actions devsecops opentelemetry secrets

mobile — React Native, Flutter, SwiftUI, Jetpack, app store

  • react-native expo flutter swiftui jetpack capacitor deep-linking testing appstore

ml — RAG, LangChain, Hugging Face, fine-tuning, edge ML

  • rag langchain huggingface fine-tuning edge

testing — Performance, accessibility, mutation testing

  • performance accessibility mutation

kafka — Kafka Streams, n8n workflows

  • streams-topology n8n

confluent — Kafka Connect, ksqlDB, Schema Registry

  • kafka-connect ksqldb schema-registry

payments — Billing, subscriptions, PCI compliance

  • billing pci

security — Vulnerability pattern detection

  • patterns

blockchain — Solidity, Foundry, smart contracts

  • blockchain-core

skills — Skill discovery and recommendations

  • scout

Commands

vskill install <source>     Install skill after security scan
vskill find <query>         Search the verified-skill.com registry
vskill scan <path>          Run security scan without installing
vskill list                 Show installed skills with status
vskill remove <skill>       Remove an installed skill
vskill update [skill]       Update with diff scanning (--all for everything)
vskill audit [path]         Full project security audit with LLM analysis
vskill info <skill>         Show detailed skill information
vskill submit <source>      Submit a skill for verification
vskill blocklist            Manage blocked malicious skills
vskill init                 Initialize vskill in a project

| Flag | Description | |:-----|:------------| | --yes -y | Accept defaults, no prompts | | --global -g | Install to global scope | | --copy | Copy files instead of symlinking | | --skill <name> | Pick a specific skill from a multi-skill repo | | --plugin <name> | Pick a plugin from a marketplace repo | | --plugin-dir <path> | Local directory as plugin source | | --repo <owner/repo> | Remote GitHub repo as plugin source | | --agent <id> | Target a specific agent (e.g., cursor) | | --force | Install even if blocklisted | | --cwd <path> | Override project root | | --all | Install all skills from a repo |

Security Audit

Scan entire projects for security issues — not just skills:

vskill audit                              # scan current directory
vskill audit --ci --report sarif          # CI-friendly SARIF output
vskill audit --severity high,critical     # filter by severity

Skills vs Plugins

Skills are single SKILL.md files that work with any of the 49 supported agents. They follow the Agent Skills Standard — drop a SKILL.md into the agent's commands directory.

Plugins are multi-component containers for Claude Code. They bundle skills, hooks, commands, and agents under a single namespace with enable/disable support and marketplace integration.

Why Deduplication Matters

Even Anthropic ships the same skill in two places:

Install both? Duplicates. They diverge? Inconsistencies. vskill gives you one install path with version pinning and dedup, regardless of source.

Registry

Browse and search verified skills at verified-skill.com.

vskill find "react native"          # search from CLI
vskill info remotion-best-practices # skill details

Contributing

Submit your skill for verification:

vskill submit your-org/your-repo/your-skill

License

MIT