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You describe the task. We equip the agent and execute. Scroll down to run — scroll up to rewind.
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Describe the task
Your real files. Your real problem.
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Skills lock in
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Watch it work
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Install what worked
One command. You watched it work.
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ledger.xlsx
47 invoices reconciled · verified by the agent
cors.
Configure CORS for web APIs. Use when a user asks to fix CORS errors, allow cross-origin requests, configure CORS headers, handle preflight requests, or secure API access from different domains.
caddy.
Caddy is a web server and reverse proxy that obtains and renews HTTPS certificates automatically. Covers reverse proxying, load balancing, file serving, redirects, headers, rate limiting, and configuration through the admin API. Use when tasks involve serving websites, proxying to backend services, automatic TLS certificate management, or replacing Nginx with a simpler configuration.
lucia-auth.
Lucia was a TypeScript library for database-backed session authentication. Its npm package was deprecated in March 2025 and the project now ships one reference file for writing the session code yourself. Use when a project imports `lucia` or `@lucia-auth/adapter-*`, when npm prints the lucia deprecation warning, or when someone asks to "add Lucia auth", "migrate off Lucia v3", "implement sessions like Lucia", or "replace Arctic". Covers the project's current status, a hand-written session module (create, validate, invalidate, cookies, CSRF), password hashing, and a replacement that keeps existing Lucia v3 sessions valid.
Knowledge should be free.It is — every skill.You pay for steering.
Hand it to your agent.
Paste a prompt, connect the plugin — or just use ours.
Browse terminalskills.io, pick the skills that fit my current task, and install them with: terminal-skills install <skill-name>. Start with the meta-skill — it teaches you the catalog: terminal-skills install terminal-skills.
$ run—task in, deliverable out
$ scan—audit any skill before you trust it
$ forge—no skill? the agent writes one, PRs it to the catalog
Your agent calls ours.
On a task it has no skill for, your agent asks ours — and gets the skills and instructions back. Free calls daily.
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Apache 2.0 — read it, test it, install it free. Pay only for steering: the compute that drives your agent.