skill-add: установка скилла из zip файла

--- name: skill-add description: 'Install skills from a zip URL or local zip file path. Use this skill whenever the user wants to install a skill from a zip link or a local file, or uses commands like /skill-add with a URL or file path. Trigger on phrases like: install skill, install from zip, skill from zip, skill from url, add skill from zip, 安装skill, 从zip安装skill, 从本地安装skill.' disable-model-invocation: false user-invocable: true --- # Skill Add — Zip Installer Installs a skill from a zip URL **or a local zip file path** using the bundled `install_from_zip.rb` script. ## How to Install The script path is listed in the Supporting Files above (`scripts/install_from_zip.rb`) — use the full path directly, no `find` needed. The script accepts **either a remote URL or a local file path**: ```bash ruby "SKILL_DIR/scripts/install_from_zip.rb" <zip_url_or_path> [slug] ``` - `<zip_url_or_path>` — a remote `https://` URL **or** an absolute/relative local path to a `.zip` file - `[slug]` — optional; the skill's directory name. If omitted, inferred from the filename (e.g. `canvas-design-1.2.0.zip` → `canvas-design`) The script handles everything automatically: - For URLs: downloads the zip (follows HTTP redirects) - For local paths: reads the file directly (no download needed) - Extracts and locates all `SKILL.md` files inside - Copies skill directories to `~/.clacky/skills/` - Reports installed skills with their descriptions **Do NOT manually download or unzip — the script handles everything.** ## Examples **From a remote URL:** ``` /skill-add https://store.clacky.ai/skills/canvas-design-1.2.0.zip ``` ```bash ruby "SKILL_DIR/scripts/install_from_zip.rb" "https://store.clacky.ai/skills/canvas-design-1.2.0.zip" "canvas-design" ``` **From a local file:** ``` /skill-add /Users/alice/Downloads/my-skill-1.0.0.zip ``` ```bash ruby "SKILL_DIR/scripts/install_from_zip.rb" "/Users/alice/Downloads/my-skill-1.0.0.zip" ``` ## Notes - Skills install to `~/.clacky/skills/` by default - Local paths may be absolute (`/path/to/skill.zip`) or use `~` (`~/Downloads/skill.zip`) - If the user doesn't provide a URL or path, ask them for the zip source