Three docs that answer "where should my new test go?" for CLI-related e2e: - cli/test/e2e/README.md: decision tree across 5 test tracks, Track B boundary, env var setup (SKILLHUB_E2E_*), new-test checklist, CI status - web/e2e/auto-generated/README.md: marks directory as pipeline output, naming convention, boundary with hand-written specs - e2e-automation/README.md: output location convention, module subdirectory layout, boundary clarification (pipeline only produces browser-subject specs) |
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SkillHub CLI
Manage and install skills for AI coding agents.
SkillHub is an enterprise-grade, self-hosted skill registry that enables teams to discover, share, and install reusable skills for AI coding agents like Claude Code. This CLI provides a seamless interface to interact with SkillHub registries.
📦 Installation
npm install -g @astron-team/skillhub
🚀 Quick Start
Using the default registry
# Login to the default registry
skillhub login
# Search for skills
skillhub search react
# Install a skill
skillhub install @astron-team/react-component-builder
# List installed skills
skillhub list
Using a custom registry
# Login to a custom registry
skillhub login --registry https://skillhub.yourcompany.com
# After login, other commands will use the same registry
skillhub search react
skillhub install @yourorg/custom-skill
You can also set a default custom registry in your shell:
🐧 Linux/macOS (Bash/Zsh):
export SKILLHUB_REGISTRY=https://skillhub.yourcompany.com
🪟 Windows (PowerShell):
$env:SKILLHUB_REGISTRY="https://skillhub.yourcompany.com"
🪟 Windows (CMD):
set SKILLHUB_REGISTRY=https://skillhub.yourcompany.com
📚 Commands
🔐 Authentication
skillhub login [--registry <url>]- Authenticate with a SkillHub registryskillhub logout [--registry <url>]- Remove stored credentials
🎯 Skill Management
skillhub search <query>- Search for skills in the registryskillhub install <skill-name>- Install a skill to ~/.claude/skills/skillhub uninstall <skill-name>- Remove an installed skillskillhub list- List all installed skillsskillhub info <skill-name>- Show detailed information about a skill
🛠️ Utilities
skillhub version- Display CLI versionskillhub help- Show help informationskillhub doctor [--json]- Scan the current project for installed skills and merge findings into the local inventory. Existing entries outside the scan are preserved; conflicts are reported but unrelated records are not deleted.
💡 Examples
Search and install a skill
# Search for React-related skills
skillhub search react
# Install a specific skill
skillhub install @astron-team/react-component-builder
# Verify installation
skillhub list
Manage installed skills
# View details about an installed skill
skillhub info @astron-team/react-component-builder
# Uninstall a skill
skillhub uninstall @astron-team/react-component-builder
Work with custom registries
# Login to your private registry
skillhub login --registry https://skillhub.yourcompany.com
# After login, search and install work automatically
skillhub search internal-tools
skillhub install @yourorg/internal-skill
🌐 Registry
Default registry
By default, the CLI connects to the public SkillHub registry at https://skill.xfyun.cn.
Custom registry
Organizations can deploy their own private SkillHub instance. You can point the CLI to a custom registry:
Per-command (recommended for one-time use):
skillhub login --registry https://skillhub.yourcompany.com
Shell-level default (persistent across commands):
🐧 Linux/macOS:
export SKILLHUB_REGISTRY=https://skillhub.yourcompany.com
🪟 Windows PowerShell:
$env:SKILLHUB_REGISTRY="https://skillhub.yourcompany.com"
🪟 Windows CMD:
set SKILLHUB_REGISTRY=https://skillhub.yourcompany.com
Skill namespaces
Skills are namespaced by organization to prevent naming conflicts:
@astron-team/skill-name- Skills from the Astron team@yourorg/skill-name- Skills from your organization
When installing skills, always include the full namespaced name.
📄 License
Apache-2.0
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