Agent skill · operations · daymade
skills-search
Finds Skills in configured local repositories before searching CCPM. Use when discovering or reusing a Skill, finding PDF/code-review tools, inspecting a Skill, listing installed/popular/recent Skills, or installing/updating/removing Claude Code Skills/plugins.
Why this skill is useful
Adds executable commands for managing Claude Code skills, which the AI cannot generate from knowledge alone.
What it needs
Requires npm installed locally. About 4k tokens when loaded. Last updated 2026-08-07. 1,320 stars on the source repository.
What this skill does
Skills Search — Agent Behavioral Directives Local repositories first For capability discovery or experience reuse, read local repository search and execute its helper. Resolve the Skill directory from this loaded bundle, not an installed path guessed from memory. Search every enabled repository in the owned tier before choosing a candidate. Read the returned coverage, examined counts and exact commit. A missing source, bad configuration or interrupted scan is incomplete coverage, not "no Skill". The default installation directory is an inventory, not the user's complete source catalog. Configure all repositories the user named; do not stop after a hit in the first one or silently infer paths for another machine. Use progressive disclosure: catalog name/description → selected SKILL.md at its returned commit → only the relevant linked reference/script. Metadata scores rank candidates; read the capability, inputs, ownership and verification before deciding it fits. Update a suitable existing Skill; create a new Skill when none fits, rather than stuffing the workflow into an unrelated owner. If this layer cannot resolve the remaining task, search configured trusted repositories, then use the existing CCPM search below. Record why expansion was needed; do not send private paths, repository names or contents to the registry. Do not use an external hit to hide a failed local scan. CCPM preparation (only when needed) For external registry discovery or an explicitly requested install/update/manage operation, check command -v ccpm. If unavailable, npx @daymade/ccpm is the existing CLI fallback. Local lookup needs neither CCPM nor registry credentials. Use npx @daymade/ccpm setup only when the user requests ecosystem setup: it also configures integrations and is not a prerequisite for an offline search. Core Behavior Execute the selected local helper or ccpm command yourself through the shell. …
How to use it
Reference it in AdaL, Claude Code, Cursor or any coding agent — nothing to install:
@skills daymade/skills-search