skilld

# Use skilld CLI Use skilld CLI to find, load, install, inspect, restore, update, verify, and remove Skills. Run a Skill first. Install a Skill only when the user asks to keep it. ## Use Agent output Use `--json` with `search`, `run`, and `update --check`. These are the only commands that support JSON output. Use `--plain` when another command needs stable text. Check the exit code before reading stdout. Read JSON success data only when `_tag` is `Success`. Read JSON failures from stderr. Report the error `code` and `message`. An update check can exit with code 1 and return valid JSON. Read its update relations before treating that exit as a failure. Never parse formatted terminal output. ## Search for a Skill Run a focused search: ```sh skilld search <query> --json ``` Read `data.items` before choosing a Skill. Use each item's `selector` for a Skill run. Refine the query when several Skills cover different tasks. Do not guess a selector from the Skill name. Do not install a search result before reading its description. ## Run a Skill Run the selector returned by search: ```sh skilld run <selector> --json ``` The command prints SKILL.md and writes no Skill files. It retains no remote Skill files after the command exits. Read the printed SKILL.md, then follow it for the current task. Prefer `skilld run` for a one-off task. Read `data.files` for each supporting file's path, kind, and size. The initial load prints no supporting file content. Read one only when th...