Download files from URLs to local storage using curl.
npx skills add https://github.com/kkbig509/weclaw --skill download
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: download Source: https://github.com/kkbig509/weclaw/tree/main/src/weclaw/skills/download Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kkbig509/weclaw --skill download
This Skill allows you to download files from web URLs directly to your local storage, automating file retrieval.
Use the download skill to download the file from https://example.com/file.zip to the current directory.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To download a file from a URL, this Skill uses the curl command-line utility to fetch files from accessible web addresses and save them directly to your local storage.
Yes, you can resume an interrupted file transfer. The Skill supports resumable curl downloads, allowing you to continue fetching files seamlessly from where they previously stopped.
Yes, you need the curl binary installed to use this file transfer Skill. The utility must be available in your system's PATH to execute the download commands successfully.
You can include custom headers for authentication when downloading files. The Skill passes your specified authentication headers through the curl command to securely fetch protected URLs.
The best way to download a large software installer is using this Skill. It leverages curl for direct file downloads and supports configurable timeouts to manage large file transfers efficiently.
Yes, you can save downloaded files to a specific project directory. The Skill offers flexible output options, allowing you to save files with original names or to a fully specified local path.
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