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Two commands, then you talk to it. 89 of the 97 skills need no key at all — the rest ask for one interactively, only if you install them.

1 · Install

Clone the repo and run the installer. It symlinks every skill into your agent's skills directory, so git pull is the only update step you ever need. See what's changed →

Never opened a terminal before? This one command is the only part of this page that needs one — ask whoever sets up your machine to run it with you once. Everything after this step is just typing a sentence to your agent, the same as any chat.

git clone git@github.com:Toolkit-os/toolkit.git ~/toolkit cd ~/toolkit && ./install.sh
Claude CodeLinked into ~/.claude/skills automatically.
opencodeLinked into ~/.config/opencode/skill if that directory exists.
Codex CLINo linking needed — point it at a skill folder; each ships its own AGENTS.md.
WindowsUse install.ps1. Symlinks need Developer Mode; it falls back to copying.

Let the agent set up the work you need

Describe the outcome. The coding agent resolves the internal capabilities without making employees learn implementation names.

Set up Toolkit for website QA and reporting. Verify the install, tell me which outcomes are ready, and keep any secret entry in my terminal.

Or browse the same friendly outcome catalog directly with ./toolkit list and ./toolkit find "audit one page for schema". On Windows, use .\toolkit.ps1.

2 · Keys (optional)

Most skills need none. The ones that do walk you through it — nothing to look up first.

node scripts/setup-keys.mjs # interactive, skippable node scripts/setup-keys.mjs --status # which are set (values masked)

Then just ask

Want to watch someone do this on real work first, rather than guess at a first prompt?Toolkit in Action →

You don't run these by hand. Each skill's frontmatter carries its trigger phrases, so asking in plain language is enough — your agent matches the request and loads the right one.

  • “screenshot this page on mobile and desktop”
  • “QA this URL — accessibility, speed, the lot”
  • “find the broken links on this site”
  • “where does this old URL redirect to?”

Not sure which one you want? Browse by what you're trying to do, or search with ⌘K — it covers every playbook, not just the titles.