acquiring-skills
Discover and install skills from Hermes, ClawHub, GitHub, and other registries. Load this skill whenever a user asks for a capability you don't already have — image generation, social media, email, calendar, finance, DevOps, search, browser automation, etc.
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GitHub хранилище- Звезди на репото
- 3396
- Лиценз
- Apache-2.0
- Последна проверка на записа
- 22.09.2026 г.
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Acquiring New Skills
This skill teaches you how to safely discover and install skills from external sources, including the Hermes Skills Hub, ClawHub (OpenClaw), GitHub repositories, and Letta community repos.
SAFETY - READ THIS FIRST
Skills can contain:
- Markdown files (.md) - Risk: prompt injection, misleading instructions
- Scripts (Python, TypeScript, Bash) - Risk: malicious code execution
Trusted Sources (no user approval needed for download)
https://github.com/letta-ai/skills- Letta's community skillshttps://github.com/anthropics/skills- Anthropic's official skillsofficial/*- Hermes official optional skills (fromNousResearch/hermes-agent)
Untrusted Sources (ALWAYS verify with user)
For ANY source other than the above:
- Ask the user before downloading
- Explain where the skill comes from
- Get explicit approval
This includes ClawHub community skills and arbitrary GitHub repos.
Script Safety
Even for skills from trusted sources, ALWAYS:
- Read and inspect any scripts before executing them
- Understand what the script does
- Be wary of network calls, file operations, or system commands
Cross-Harness Compatibility
Skills from Hermes, OpenClaw, and other ecosystems were written for their own harnesses. After installing, read the full SKILL.md before using it and watch for:
- Harness-specific commands — e.g.
hermes skills config,openclaw plugins install,/curator,/kanban. These won't exist in Letta. Determine whether the underlying capability can be achieved with Letta tools (Bash, the Skill tool, etc.) or if the skill simply doesn't apply. - Harness-specific paths and state — e.g.
~/.hermes/skills/,~/.openclaw/skills/,~/.hermes/config.yaml. Letta stores skills in the agent's memfs (<memory-dir>/skills/). Adapt any path references. - Toolset assumptions — some skills assume specific tool names or APIs (e.g. Hermes
webtoolset, OpenClawbrowsertool). Map these to the equivalent Letta tools or note when no equivalent exists. - Platform gating — skills may declare
platforms: [cli, discord, telegram]in frontmatter. Ignore platform restrictions that don't apply to Letta. - Environment variables — skills may require API keys or credentials. Check
requires.envin frontmatter and note any setup the user needs to do.