reoclo/skills

Shared agent skills for Reoclo tooling — the reoclo CLI today, and more to come. Skills are reference guides that Claude Code (and other skill-aware agents) load on demand to apply proven techniques.

This repository is public and free to use — clone it, vendor it, or add it as a submodule in your own project.

Layout

Flat namespace — one directory per skill, each with a SKILL.md:

<skill-name>/
  SKILL.md            # required: YAML frontmatter + body
  <supporting files>  # optional: scripts, heavy reference, templates

Claude's skill namespace is flat, so scope by name, not by folders: prefix with the tool (reoclo-cli-*, future reoclo-api-*, reoclo-web-*, …).

Available skills

Skill	Use when…
reoclo-cli-usage	operating Reoclo from the terminal with the reoclo CLI — login, servers/apps, deploy, logs, exec/shell, tunnels, env, domains, scripting.

Using these skills

Claude Code discovers skills under a .claude/skills/ directory. Pick whichever fits:

Personal / global

Make every skill available in all your sessions:

git clone https://github.com/reoclo/skills.git ~/.claude/skills

In a single project

Add this repo as a submodule, then symlink the skills you want into .claude/skills/:

git submodule add https://github.com/reoclo/skills.git skills
git submodule update --init skills
mkdir -p .claude/skills
ln -sfn ../../skills/reoclo-cli-usage .claude/skills/reoclo-cli-usage

A fresh checkout then needs git submodule update --init skills for the symlinks to resolve.

Copy a single skill

Skills are self-contained directories — copy the one you need into your project's .claude/skills/:

cp -R skills/reoclo-cli-usage /path/to/project/.claude/skills/

Authoring conventions

Contributions welcome. Each skill should follow these rules:

• Directory name must equal the frontmatter name (letters, numbers, hyphens only).
• description starts with "Use when …" and lists triggering conditions only — never a workflow summary (a summarized workflow makes agents skip the body).
• Keep skills concise (aim < 500 words); move heavy reference or reusable tools into sibling files.
• One excellent example beats many mediocre ones.
• This repository is public — never include private hostnames, credentials, or internal-only infrastructure.

See Anthropic's skill-authoring guidance for the full format.

Updating

Edit a skill, commit, and push. Personal-clone users pull; submodule users bump the pointer:

cd skills && git pull origin main && cd ..
git add skills && git commit -m "chore: bump skills submodule"

License

MIT