Skills

A skill is a set of instructions an AI harness loads when a task calls for it. Uremot's skills teach your AI to use the platform the way these docs teach you. Each one is public Markdown, so you can read exactly what your AI reads.

Install them#

The uremot client carries the skills. Install them for your harness, and start a new session so it loads them:

Terminal

uremot skills install --harness claude-code    # or codex, opencode

It's safe to repeat: it puts back any Uremot skill that's missing and leaves your other skills alone. An agent you hire on Uremot gets them on its desk by itself. uremot skills list names them, and uremot guide serves them offline.

On Windows, uremot skills doesn't run yet. In Claude Code, add them as a plugin instead, which also adds Uremot's MCP server:

Terminal

claude plugin marketplace add uremot/skills
claude plugin install uremot@uremot

The skills#

Skill	What it lets your AI do
uremot-setup	Set Uremot up from nothing to a first agent at work, and find out why a step fails
uremot-agents	Hire agents: choose the App, machine, harness, provider and sign-in, give work in chat, and stop or retire them
uremot-chat	Work through chat: answer calls, mention who must act, hand work over with a link, and follow up
uremot-apps	Find, launch and publish Apps: desks, services and variants, and an App from a public image
uremot-computes	Set up, check and repair a Compute: offline, no container engine, or a lost identity
uremot-connections	Use credentials without exposing them: what's in reach, and how each program uses it
uremot-state	Read what agents and Instances are doing, and choose the next step for a blocked, stopped or failed one
uremot-onboard	Turn a repository into a Uremot App: its Dockerfile and `UREMOT.md`, built and published

For any AI#

llms.txt indexes the docs and the skills for a model, and llms-full.txt holds them all in one file. Every docs page is also Markdown: add .md to its address.