+ Search, run, install, and keep Skills current. +
++ Give your Agent Skills that real maintainers write. A run reads the current source every time, and one command updates the Skills you install. Install the skilld Skill once, and your Agent searches and loads Skills on its own. +
++ Open-source CLI + + No telemetry + + {{ targetCount }} Agent targets +
+ ++ The first two install nothing. +
+ ++ Your Agent reads the page and follows the Skill for that session. Nothing lands in your project. +
++ A run prints the SKILL.md for your Agent and writes no file. Switch to install when you want the Skill in every session. +
++ Run the two commands at the top of this page. Then ask your Agent in your own words. +
++ No Node.js? On macOS and Linux, install one native binary: +
++ Every example uses {{ EXAMPLE.owner }}/{{ EXAMPLE.repo }}/{{ EXAMPLE.skill }}. +
+ ++ {{ verb.text }} +
+| + Question + | ++ skilld run + | ++ skilld install + | +
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| + {{ row.label }} + | ++ {{ row.run }} + | +
+ {{ row.install }}
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+ {{ row.install }}
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+ |
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+ Start with run. Install when you reach for the same Skill again. +
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+ skilld install detects the Agents you use and writes the same Skill to each. Name one with --agent:
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+ The plugin installs the skilld-maintained Skills and adds the skilld.dev MCP server. Run these in Claude Code: +
++ The MCP server searches the registry and returns run and install commands. It never runs a Skill. +
++ The reference holds the help text for every command, including the registry and account commands this page skips. +
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