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Agent Skills

The repository ships three host-agnostic Agent Skills:

SkillPurpose
orcats-setupInstall or verify the orcats CLI and verify at least one backend.
orcats-authorGenerate a saved, verification-gated workflow or loop module.
orcats-flowRun, monitor, diagnose, and heal a saved workflow or loop.

The intended sequence is:

orcats-setup -> orcats-author -> orcats-flow

orcats skills is the preferred convenience command. It requires npx from a Node.js/npm installation and delegates source retrieval, agent detection, destination, prompts, and overwrite policy to the skills CLI.

Terminal window
# Let the delegated installer choose skills and scope interactively.
orcats skills
# List available skills without installing.
orcats skills --list
# Install every skill globally without prompts.
orcats skills --all --global --yes

Install one skill to one agent:

Terminal window
orcats skills --skill orcats-setup --agent claude-code

The command supports --list, --skill <name>, --all, --agent <name>, --global, and --yes. --all and --skill cannot be combined. Without a selection option, the delegated installer stays interactive.

Orcats does not implement agent-directory installation or package the skills in npm artifacts. The equivalent direct commands remain available:

Terminal window
npx skills add ASRagab/orca-ts --list
npx skills add ASRagab/orca-ts --skill orcats-setup --agent claude-code
npx --yes skills add ASRagab/orca-ts --skill '*' --global --yes

Before the repository is public, use a local checkout with the direct installer:

Terminal window
git clone https://github.com/ASRagab/orca-ts.git
npx skills add ./orca-ts --skill '*' --global

Each skill is self-contained. Its SKILL.md, scripts/, references, and templates are installed together.

Generated mutating artifacts default to baseline policy repair. Use --baseline=strict, --baseline=accept-dirty, or ORCA_BASELINE_POLICY only when you want to override that per run.