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Skill ShurikenTrade/shuriken-skills/skills/learn-about-shuriken

Use when a user asks conceptual questions about Shuriken — what it does, what features exist, how a feature works, or "what is X on Shuriken?" Does not cover programmatic integration (that's `shuriken:api-integration`).From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add ShurikenTrade/shuriken-skills --skill learn-about-shuriken

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SKILL.md

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Learning about Shuriken

This skill is a thin pointer. The Shuriken feature surface evolves quickly — do not answer from cached knowledge about what features exist, how they work, or what's supported.

Approach

  1. Fetch the current platform docs index first. Call fetch_shuriken_docs (defaults to llms.txt). That index lists every concept, feature area, REST endpoint group, SDK, and guide available right now.
  2. Follow the links that match the user's question. If the index references a specific page, fetch that page with fetch_shuriken_docs and a path argument.
  3. Only answer from content you just fetched. Cached beliefs about feature X existing, or feature Y working a certain way, are unreliable and may be outdated.

When this skill is the wrong choice

  • User is writing code or asking about endpoints, request shapes, SDK usage → use shuriken:api-integration instead.
  • User is asking about agent key creation / scope selection → use shuriken:agent-keys or shuriken:scoping.

Pointers

  • Platform documentation index: fetch_shuriken_docs (defaults to llms.txt) — lists concepts, features, REST API, SDKs, guides.
  • Expanded single-document dump: fetch_shuriken_docs with path: "llms-full.txt" — only when the index doesn't point at a specific page and you need everything inline.
  • Related skills: shuriken:api-integration, shuriken:agent-keys, shuriken:scoping.

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