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skillet-onboardinglisted

Step-by-step onboarding for new Skillet users. Trigger on first run, when someone asks how to get started with Skillet, or when setting up Skillet in a new environment. Walks through install, first sync, first publish, and adding a skill from another author.
skilletmd/skillet · ★ 3 · AI & Automation · score 77
Install: claude install-skill skilletmd/skillet
# skillet-onboarding Welcome to Skillet. This skill walks you through the four moments that make Skillet click: install, sync, publish, and add from someone else. It takes about 10 minutes. ## Step 1 — Install and first sync (< 2 min) ```bash npx skilletmd ``` That's it. Skillet installs, scans for skill directories it already knows about (`~/.agents/skills`, `~/.claude/skills`, `.cursor/rules`, etc.), and shows you what it found. Sign in at skillet.md first — passwordless, an email link — then the wizard links this machine with a pair code from skillet.md → Settings → Devices and runs your first sync. Pairing never uploads your local skills; uploading is a separate, deliberate step. If you have no skills yet, that's fine — skip to Step 3. ## Step 2 — Sync to a second machine On any other machine: ```bash # Preferred: pair code from skillet.md → Settings → Devices skillet connect ABCD-1234 skillet sync ``` Or sign in with email first: ```bash skillet auth login --email you@example.com skillet sync ``` If you've already published, sync pulls your kits and writes skills to the correct locations for each runtime. ## Step 3 — Publish your first skill (< 5 min) ### Create a skill A skill is a SKILL.md file. The minimum viable skill has a name, a description, and a body: ```markdown --- name: my-first-skill description: "What this skill does and when to trigger it." --- # my-first-skill Instructions for the AI go here. Be specific about when to use this and what be