Skillpack

skillpack

Generate and verify the agent-distribution layer for any OSS project

When to use

Invoke this skill when the user's task matches any of these triggers:

• generate a claude code skill pack
• verify agent-discoverability of a CLI or library
• scaffold claude plugin distribution files

When NOT to use

• Do not use this skill if the user only wants to read or inspect skillpack without performing an action — prefer reading docs directly.
• Do not use this skill for tasks outside the Rust tooling it was built for.

Installation

Ensure skillpack is installed and available on PATH before invoking the examples below.

Invocation

The exact command an agent should run to use this tool:

skillpack init

Run skillpack --help to discover the available flags. Documented flags (verified by skillpack verify):

• --verbose
• --debug
• -h
• --help
• -V
• --version

Subcommands

This CLI uses subcommands. Each one has its own flags (verified by skillpack verify):

• init — flags: --root, --non-interactive, --accept-warnings, --license, --target, --force, --verbose, --debug, --template-dir
• verify — flags: --root, --format, --fix, --min-score, --watch, --template-dir, --verbose, --debug
• doctor — flags: --root, --format, --verbose, --debug
• update — flags: --root, --target, --force, --template-dir, --verbose, --debug
• diff — flags: --root, --target, --force, --template-dir, --verbose, --debug

Run skillpack <subcommand> --help for a subcommand's full options.

Footguns / gotchas

• Verify the tool is installed before relying on it; do not assume availability.
• Prefer the documented skillpack flags; undocumented flags may change without notice.
• This file is authoritative for agent invocation; if it drifts from the CLI's real --help, run skillpack verify to catch it.