@h0tp/shucky 0.4.4 → 0.4.6
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# Changelog
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## 0.4.6
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- **Docs — README rebalanced installer-first:** leads with the *one command · any source · into
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every agent · zero per-repo setup* story (the original motivation), with the scan gate framed as
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the killer differentiator rather than the headline. The from-anywhere source table moves up, and
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## 0.4.5
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provenance, license); a real "it blocked a skill that told the reviewer to switch itself off"
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showpiece; a *from-anywhere* source table; the two-layer (deterministic floor + agent review)
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security model; and clean command / rule / source tables. npm-first install now that the package
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# shucky 🦪
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**One place to find & install agent skills — from anywhere, into every agent. _Vetted before they land._**
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registries — and every agent installs them a little differently. shucky is the **one command that
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installs a skill from _any_ source into _all_ your agents**, with no per-repo setup and no per-agent
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wiring. And because a skill is just code that runs in your environment, **every install is scanned first.**
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```bash
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shucky install anthropics/skills@pdf # fetch → scan → install, into your agents
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## Install
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npm i -g @h0tp/shucky # the `shucky` command, everywhere
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shucky find pdf # discover skills (skills.sh + your sources), ranked
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shucky list # what shucky installed
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files as text and installs only what passes the scan. (No `shucky` command yet? Use
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| `install <source>` (`add`, `i`) | fetch → **scan** → install into your agent dirs → record |
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| `scan <path\|source>` | vet a skill → block / warn / pass (local or remote) |
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| `find [query]` (`search`) | search skills.sh + your registered sources, ranked + trust-annotated |
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| `list` (`ls`) | list skills shucky installed (`--global`, `--json`) |
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| GitHub shorthand | `owner/repo[/subdir][@skill][#ref]` |
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| GitHub / GitLab URL (incl. self-hosted) | `https://github.com/o/r/tree/main/skills/x` |
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| a single file in a repo | `https://github.com/o/r/blob/main/x/SKILL.md` |
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