Generate a read-only markdown inspection report for a single Pixie tool.
npx skills add https://github.com/AlexKapadia/Pixie --skill inspect-tool
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: inspect-tool Source: https://github.com/AlexKapadia/Pixie/tree/main/.claude/skills/inspect-tool Command: npx skills add https://github.com/AlexKapadia/Pixie --skill inspect-tool
This skill provides a read-only snapshot of a single Pixie tool, showing its current schema, inputs, outputs, dependencies, secrets, and validator status without modifying any state.
Ask to inspect a specific tool to generate its read-only inspection report.
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You can inspect a Pixie tool by requesting a read-only snapshot of the specific tool. The system reads disk data from tool.json and pixie.db to generate a markdown report displaying the tool's inputs, outputs, dependencies, secrets, and current validator status.
A Pixie tool inspection report includes a prettified JSON representation of key fields such as id, name, version, category, inputs, and outputs. It also surfaces the latest validation and run status from the Pixie database without modifying any state.
Yes, you can check a Pixie tool's dependencies and secrets without running it by requesting a focused read-only inspection report. This process reads configuration data directly from disk and does not execute the validator, modify state, or install dependencies.
No, inspecting a Pixie tool does not execute its validator or modify its state. The inspection process is strictly read-only, reading existing disk data from tool.json and pixie.db to surface the latest validation and run status without making any changes.
The best way to view a single Pixie tool's configuration is to ask the inspector to generate a focused report for the named tool. This applies a read-only snapshot to the specific tool, presenting its schema, inputs, outputs, and dependencies without listing all available tools.
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