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How to use tome - the AI agent skill manager

Install Skill

1Download skill
2Enable skills in Claude

Open claude.ai/settings/capabilities and find the "Skills" section

3Upload to Claude

Click "Upload skill" and select the downloaded ZIP file

Note: Please verify skill by going through its instructions before using it.

SKILL.md

name tome-guide
description How to use tome - the AI agent skill manager
author kennyg
version 1.0.0
globs *

Tome - AI Agent Skill Manager

Tome is a CLI tool for installing and managing skills, commands, and prompts for AI coding agents. Think of it as npm for AI agent knowledge.

Quick Reference

Installing Skills

# Install from GitHub
tome learn owner/repo

# Install specific branch/tag
tome learn owner/repo@branch

# Install globally (vs project-local)
tome learn owner/repo --global

After Installing

When you install a skill that has setup requirements (like npm packages or environment variables), tome will:

  1. Detect requirements automatically from the skill content
  2. Display them after installation
  3. Provide a doctor command to verify setup

Example output:

✓ Installed: some-skill (skill)

⚠ Detected setup requirements:
  📦 bun: some-package (line 34)
  🔑 env: API_KEY (line 12)

Run: tome doctor some-skill

Checking Setup Status

# Check all artifacts with requirements
tome doctor

# Check a specific artifact
tome doctor skill-name

The doctor command will show:

  • ✓ for satisfied requirements
  • ✗ for missing requirements with install instructions

Listing Installed Skills

# List all installed artifacts
tome list

# Skills needing setup show [needs setup] badge

Other Commands

tome search "query"     # Find skills on GitHub
tome peek owner/repo    # Preview before installing
tome info skill-name    # Show skill details
tome remove skill-name  # Uninstall a skill
tome sync               # Update all installed skills

When to Use Tome

Use tome when the user wants to:

  • Install a skill, command, or prompt from GitHub
  • Check what skills are installed
  • Verify setup requirements are met
  • Search for available skills
  • Update installed skills

Example Workflow

# User wants to install a plugin
tome learn 0xSero/open-orchestra

# Check what setup is needed
tome doctor open-orchestra

# After user completes setup, verify
tome doctor open-orchestra
# Should show all ✓