Skills

The Blop CLI ships a catalog of skills: SKILL.md files that tell a coding agent how to use Blop for one task, such as verify-claims or triage-failure.

Prerequisites

• The Blop CLI (Quickstart). The skills are part of the @blopai/cli package; installing it installs them.

Install a skill into your agent

1. List the bundled skills:

   blop skills list

   Each line reads name@version · description.

2. Copy one into Claude Code’s project skills directory:

   mkdir -p .claude/skills/verify-claims
   blop skills view verify-claims > .claude/skills/verify-claims/SKILL.md

   blop skills view prints the whole file, frontmatter included. An unknown name exits 2.

   blop skills writes into no agent’s directory itself, and these docs cover only Claude Code’s. For Codex, OpenCode or another agent, copy the same file into the skills directory that agent’s own docs name.

Blop never loads these skills into an agent or a browser check by itself; the agent loads a skill from its own skills directory.

Check it worked

blop skills check

It prints OK, N skill(s) valid. and exits 0, or exits non-zero on a skill with a hard error.

blop skills improve <name> proposes an updated skill from recurring failures that an integrating host recorded under .blop/skills/; it needs at least two, and --write saves the result over the bundled file. Add .blop/ to .gitignore.

Next

• Local memory: procedures saved on your machine, read with blop memory skills list.
• Organization memory: procedures your team shares.