
If you've ever installed a skill and immediately regretted the context window explosion, this is your guardrail. It walks you through the full browse, evaluate, preview, dry-run, install cycle with sane defaults like limiting fields to name, tier, workArea, and description. The best part is the enforcement: it won't let you skip the dry-run step or batch-install more than three skills without confirmation. The preview command even sanitizes potential prompt injection, which is both clever and slightly paranoid in a good way. Treat this as the disciplined workflow you know you should follow but usually skip when you're in a hurry.
$ npx -y skills add moizibnyousaf/ai-agent-skills --skill browse-and-evaluate --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
Find the right skill for a task without flooding the context window or installing blindly.
--fields on list/search/info to keep output small. Default: --fields name,tier,workArea,description.--dry-run before installing anything.--format json in non-interactive pipelines. The CLI defaults to JSON when stdout is not a TTY.--limit when browsing large catalogs. Start with --limit 10.npx ai-agent-skills search <query> --fields name,tier,workArea,description --limit 10
npx ai-agent-skills info <skill-name> --fields name,description,tags,collections,installCommands
npx ai-agent-skills preview <skill-name>
npx ai-agent-skills install <skill-name> --dry-run
npx ai-agent-skills install <skill-name>
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