Use installed Skills
The cmdop skill commands manage Skills on the one machine you run them on:
list, show, and dir to inspect what is there, install <slug> and
uninstall <name> to change it, and cmdop run <skill-name> to invoke one. The
distinction worth holding onto is that a Skill being listed in the marketplace
says nothing about whether it is installed here — cmdop skill list is the
authority.
cmdop skill manages the Skills installed on the machine you run it on.
Inspect what is installed
cmdop skill list
cmdop skill show <name>
cmdop skill dirlist shows installed Skills, show prints one Skill’s details, and dir
prints the directory they live in.
Install and remove
cmdop skill install <slug>
cmdop skill install <slug> --version 1.2.0
cmdop skill uninstall <name>install takes the marketplace slug and fetches that Skill; --version
pins a specific release instead of the latest. uninstall takes the installed
Skill’s name and removes it along with the environment it created.
Run one
cmdop run <skill-name> "your request"Two things people conflate
- Marketplace listing is not installation. A Skill being publicly listed
does not mean it is installed on this machine or available to an agent at
runtime.
cmdop skill listis the authority for that. cmdop skillsis a deprecated alias of the singularcmdop skill. Use the singular form in anything you write down.
See Skills for the lifecycle boundary, and Write your first Skill to author one.
Common questions
How do I install a Cmdop Skill?
Use cmdop skill install <slug> on the machine where the Skill should be
available. Add --version when you need a specific release instead of the
latest.
How do I know which Skills are installed?
Run cmdop skill list on that machine. Marketplace listings show what exists;
they do not prove that a Skill is installed or available at runtime.
How do I run an installed Skill?
Use cmdop run <skill-name> "your request". The singular cmdop skill command
is the supported management surface; cmdop skills is only a deprecated alias.
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