Find Skills — searching for skills

Search available agent skills using natural language queries.

When to use

• Looking for a skill to solve a specific problem
• Unsure which skill to load for a task
• Want to discover relevant skills from the registry

How to discover skills

1. List available skills

In this workspace the active skills are loaded from one canonical path:

• .agents/skills/ — project skills (all 300 active skills live here)

The former global and Claude-compatible paths are retired for this workspace;
consult the relevant harness documentation only when deliberately working
outside this checkout.

# List all installed skill directories
ls -d .agents/skills/*/

2. Search by keyword

Describe what you need in natural language:

• "I need to parse PDF documents"
• "Browser automation for testing"
• "How to commit git changes"

3. Read the skill description

# Read just the description (frontmatter) to see if it matches
head -6 .agents/skills/<name>/SKILL.md

4. Load the skill

Once found, read .agents/skills/<name>/SKILL.md and follow the applicable
instructions. This runtime has no separate generic skill tool; do not claim
that one exists.

Quick lookup patterns

Need	Try
Browse web / automate browser	agent-browser, browser-automation
Git commit / workflow	git
OSINT investigation	osint
Read document (doc/pdf)	read-docs
Search the web	agent-reach, research
Telegram reports	telegram-report
Autonomous / heartbeat	autonomous-work
Plan complex task	loop-library, brainstorming
Create new skill	skill-creator
Remember workflow	self-learning
Windows environment	windows-env
MCP servers	mcp-usage, mcp-builder
Security review	security-review
Frontend design	frontend-design
Accessibility audit	a11y-audit
Write documentation	documentation-writer
Vision / images	multimodal-vision
Error tracking	error-memory

Note: This table is a quick reference, not exhaustive. Use ls .agents/skills/
for the full list (300 skills). The actual count changes as skills are added/removed.