Locate installable agent skills matching a requested capability via the Skills CLI search flow.
npx skills add https://github.com/gbencke/dotfiles --skill find-skills-gbencke
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: find-skills Source: https://github.com/gbencke/dotfiles/tree/main/pi/skills/find-skills Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gbencke/dotfiles --skill find-skills-gbencke
It helps you find an existing installable agent skill for the capability you want, so you do not have to reinvent workflows from scratch.
Example use case: You ask how to improve a React app’s performance, then use the skill-finding workflow to identify a relevant React/Next.js optimization skill and install it.
Ask: “Find me a skill for <your task> and recommend the best options I should install.”
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can find an agent skill by asking a question like "how do I do X" or "find a skill for X" to trigger a targeted search. The discovery workflow converts your intent into a query and locates matching installable packages across domains.
Evaluating package quality involves checking install counts, source reputation, and GitHub star signals. The recommendation workflow performs these quality checks automatically before suggesting any skill, ensuring you only install reliable development tools.
The best way to discover workflow automation and testing extensions is using the Skills CLI search flow. It maps your capability requirements to existing packages across multiple domains and provides curated recommendations for quick installation.
Yes, you receive a one-command installation guidance and a direct skills.sh link for any matching skill. This allows you to quickly add the selected package to your environment without manually searching for installation instructions.
Yes, skill discovery works across domains including documentation and React performance optimization. You simply ask it to locate a relevant package, and it evaluates available options using quality signals to recommend the best fit for your framework.
The main limitation is that discovery depends entirely on existing published packages matching your intent. If no skill exists for a highly specialized task, the workflow cannot generate one, meaning you would still need to build custom workflows from scratch.
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