skilolisted

# Skilo Use Skilo as the sharing layer for agent skills. ## When to use this skill Use this skill when the user wants to: - share a local skill or all skills from a supported tool - install a skill from a Skilo link, registry ref, GitHub source, `.skl` bundle, or local path - publish or claim a skill in the Skilo registry - inspect or verify a skill before installation - understand which native skill directories a tool uses - troubleshoot Skilo CLI, API, share-link, or install-target behavior ## Core workflow 1. Identify the source. Local path, `SKILL.md`, Skilo share link, `namespace/name`, GitHub source, direct URL, or `.skl` bundle. 2. Choose the operation. `share`, `add`, `import`, `inspect`, `publish`, or `claim`. 3. Choose explicit install targets when installing. Prefer tool flags over assumptions when the user names a target environment. 4. Verify before risky installation. Use `skilo inspect` when the source is untrusted or the user asks to review first. ## Commands ### Share ```bash npx skilo-cli share ./my-skill npx skilo-cli share claude npx skilo-cli share codex -y ``` Useful options: - `--one-time` - `--expires 1h` - `--uses 5` - `--password` ### Install ```bash npx skilo-cli add https://skilo.xyz/s/abc123 --cc npx skilo-cli add namespace/skill-name --codex npx skilo-cli import github:user/repo#skills/my-skill --oc npx skilo-cli import ./skill.skl --openclaw ``` `add` and `install` are interchangeable. ## Native target flags - `--cc`