skill-installer
Skill installer
Usage
Use this skill when the user asks to install, update, or migrate a skill so that it is discoverable by a specific agent harness.
Typical requests:
- "Install this skill from a URL"
- "Add this skill to my machine"
- "Add this skill to this repo"
- "Update this skill from this URL"
Requirements
- File system access to the destination directories
- Network access if installing from a URL
gitif installing from a git repository URL- A tool for fetching URLs (
curl,wget, or a built-in web fetch tool)
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