Documentation
Everything you need to get started with SkillX.
Getting Started
1. Install the CLI
Install SkillX globally or run it directly with npx.
or use without installing:
2. Search for Skills
Find skills using semantic search. SkillX understands natural language queries.
3. Use a Skill
View skill details and get the install command for your AI agent.
4. Configure API Key (Optional)
Set up an API key to report usage stats and unlock authenticated features. Generate your key at Settings.
Available Commands
skillx search <query>
Search for skills in the marketplace using natural language. Results show name, category, rating, and description.
skillx use <identifier>
Smart skill lookup — supports author/skill, org/repo/skill, slug, or keyword search. Auto-registers from GitHub if not found.
Flags
-r, --rawOutput raw content only (for piping to files)-s, --searchForce search mode regardless of identifier formatskillx find <query>
Search and use a skill in one command. Shows numbered results and lets you pick one to view details.
skillx report <slug> <outcome>
Report skill usage outcome. Requires an API key. Outcomes: success, failure, or partial.
Flags
-m, --model <model>AI model used (e.g., claude-sonnet-4)-d, --duration <ms>Execution duration in millisecondsskillx config
Manage CLI configuration including API key and base URL.
Subcommands
set-keySet your SkillX API key interactivelyset-url <url>Set custom API base URL (default: https://skillx.sh)showDisplay current configurationEnvironment Variables
You can also configure SkillX via environment variables.
SKILLX_API_KEYAPI key (overrides config file)SKILLX_BASE_URLCustom API base URL