Packages an existing skill as a public GitHub community pack and submits a registry PR.
npx skills add https://github.com/aaronjmars/aeon --skill pack-submit
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: pack-submit Source: https://github.com/aaronjmars/aeon/tree/main/skills/pack-submit Command: npx skills add https://github.com/aaronjmars/aeon --skill pack-submit
Publishing one of your own skills so other Aeon agents can install it requires several manual steps: creating a standalone public repo with a skills-pack.json manifest, validating it, and opening a registry PR that updates both the README Community Packs table and catalog/skill-packs.json. This Skill automates that entire publishing pipeline.
Run pack-submit with the slug token-movers to package that skill into a public community pack repo and open the registry PR.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Run pack-submit with the skill's slug, for example token-movers. It copies the skill directory into a staged repo with a skills-pack.json manifest, README, and MIT LICENSE, pushes it as a public GitHub repo, and opens a registry PR against aeonfun/aeon.
Pass the --dry-run flag, for example token-movers --dry-run. The pack is built and validated locally with validate-pack.sh, the manifest fields are reported, and nothing is written to GitHub.
Yes, pass --no-register to create and push the pack repo without opening the PR against aeonfun/aeon. You can list it manually later using the publishing checklist in docs/community-skill-packs.md.
The CI gate runs validate-skill-packs.mjs, which requires the README table row and the catalog/skill-packs.json entry to match, including skill counts and the community pack counter. The row must sit inside the table's contiguous block, not after the blank line that ends it.
It needs a gh authentication token that can create public repos and open cross-repo PRs, typically via GH_GLOBAL. The ambient GITHUB_TOKEN in Actions cannot create repos or cross-repo PRs and fails with PACK_SUBMIT_REPO_FAILED.
No. Packs are always registered with trust_level community. Trusted status requires the repo to be listed in skills/security/trusted-sources.txt, and the validator rejects a self-declared trusted entry.
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