Sim
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Sim is the open-source platform to build, deploy, and orchestrate AI agents.
Agent Skills by Sim
Showing 37 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
tool-registry-boundary
Keeps the executable tool registry out of client-reachable module graphs in the Sim codebase.
validate-integration
Validates Sim service integrations against official API documentation and platform conventions.
add-trigger
Create webhook and polling triggers for Sim workflow integrations.
add-tools
Create typed Sim tool configurations from service API documentation.
migrate-application-operation
Migrate protected Sim resource operations into shared application use cases across API and tool surfaces.
council
Spawns parallel task agents to explore a codebase area and synthesize findings.
you-might-not-need-state
Detects and fixes unnecessary useState, derived state, and server-state anti-patterns in React code.
emcn-design-review
Review UI code for compliance with the emcn design system components, tokens, and conventions.
validate-trigger
Validates Sim webhook trigger implementations against provider API documentation and repository conventions.
add-block-preview
Gate block visibility across discovery surfaces using preview flags, AppConfig rules, and environment variables.
add-connector
Create Sim knowledge base connectors that sync documents from external services.
add-enrichment
Creates code-defined table enrichments backed by ordered provider cascades in Sim.
make-interfaces-feel-better
Applies design engineering principles to polish UI components, animations, typography, and surfaces.
validate-connector
Audit Sim knowledge base connectors against official API documentation and fix issues.
v2-api-conventions
Enforces response envelope, error, pagination, and validation contracts for /api/v2 endpoints.
you-might-not-need-an-effect
Analyzes and fixes useEffect anti-patterns in React code.
cleanup
Orchestrates eight parallel code-quality review passes and applies fixes sequentially.
memory-load-check
Review PRs and diffs for unbounded memory loading, concurrency explosions, and missing pagination or byte caps.
add-integration
Creates complete Sim service integrations including tools, blocks, icons, triggers, and registry entries.
add-managed-cli
Adds pinned, checksum-verified managed CLIs to Sim Function sandbox images.
you-might-not-need-url-state
Detects and fixes URL query-param state anti-patterns in Next.js codebases using nuqs.
add-model
Adds a new LLM model entry to the Sim providers registry with specs verified against live provider documentation.
add-column-type
Adds a new table column type to Sim through its registry, icon, coercion, and migration contract.
design-taste-frontend
Generates non-templated frontend designs for landing pages, portfolios, and redesigns using inferred design direction.
Frequently Asked Questions About Sim
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks does the hosted key registration enable?▼
The registration functionality enables the secure ingestion and management of Bring-Your-Own-Key credentials. It facilitates the mapping of external provider keys to internal service configurations, ensuring that authentication tokens are correctly registered and reflected within the system interface for immediate operational use.
Which technical personas benefit from this credential management?▼
Security engineers and platform administrators benefit from this functionality. It is designed for technical teams responsible for managing external service integrations, enforcing compliance through BYOK policies, and maintaining secure credential lifecycles across distributed enterprise environments.
What are the prerequisites for registering a hosted key?▼
Prerequisites include an active account with the target service provider and valid administrative access to the platform. Users must possess the necessary provider-issued credentials and ensure that the environment is configured to support the specific authentication handshake required by the external service.