Skills — sgit for AI agents

A skill is a packaged set of instructions an AI agent loads to do a job well: the commands that matter, the patterns that work, the traps already hit and documented so the agent doesn't hit them again. sgit treats agents as first-class users, so its skills are first-class artifacts — versioned, verified against specific releases, and shipped right here in this vault.

The three skills

Operate

use sgit and vaultsThe CLI end to end — and the cross-session pattern: clone/pull at session start, commit + push at session end, so state survives the context window. Includes the multi-agent branch-per-agent workflow.

Build

create vault appsThe vault-app playbook: the authoring contract, what the host gives you for free, proven layout patterns, the validation gate, and a nine-row table of failure modes with fixes — all bug-fixed against real vault behaviour.

Author

create vault contentStructured content without code: the full _page.json schema (embedded — no repo clone needed) and vault markdown authoring, with checklists and copy-paste templates.

Installing a skill

For Claude Code and compatible agents: drop the skill file into your skills directory (e.g. ~/.claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md) or paste it into the session as context. The skill's own description tells the agent when to trigger it. A minimal bootstrap for a fresh session is one line:

$ pip install sgit-ai && sgit clone <vault-key> workspace
# then read skills/ inside any vault that ships them — like this one

The skills above are the canonical current versions, verified against sgit-ai v0.14.x and the current app-shell. They carry their own honesty markers — including which CLI commands are disabled right now and which platform features are trial-only — so an agent reading them gets ground truth, not marketing.

Also for agents: this site ships an llms.txt at the vault root — the standard machine-readable index. Inside the vault it is encrypted like everything else (agents holding the key read it via sgit cat llms.txt); on a static deployment it becomes a plain public llms.txt. Same file, two trust contexts.
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