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Agent skills
The three Acahti skills, what each teaches an agent, and how to install them in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any agent that can fetch a URL.
A skill is a markdown file of instructions an agent loads on demand. Acahti publishes three, all on this site and the same for every instance:
| Skill | URL | Teaches |
|---|---|---|
acahti |
/skill.md | Finding the instance, Git identity, the loop from push to merge, pipelines, secrets, packages, teams |
acahti-install |
/install.md | Installing and upgrading an instance over SSH |
acahti-demo |
/demo.md | The shortest delivery loop, as a first smoke test |
Skills hold no instance data. The agent reads the instance URL from the user, an MCP connection, ACAHTI_ROOT_URL, or the acahti git remote, and everything else from whoami.
Install#
Any agent that can fetch a URL:
Install https://acahti.benchyard.com/skill.md
Claude Code, as a personal skill:
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/acahti
curl -fsSL https://acahti.benchyard.com/skill.md -o ~/.claude/skills/acahti/SKILL.md
Codex:
mkdir -p ~/.codex/skills/acahti
curl -fsSL https://acahti.benchyard.com/skill.md -o ~/.codex/skills/acahti/SKILL.md
Then connect MCP and authenticate (OAuth or ACAHTI_TOKEN); see Connect an agent. Codex does not need the CLI.
Cursor and Codex can take the skill from the editor plugin instead, together with the MCP configuration.
Use the same pattern for acahti-install and acahti-demo.
Staying current#
Each instance tells agents where the skill lives: whoami.skill_url, and the MCP server's instructions on connect, both point at https://acahti.benchyard.com/skill.md. An agent holding an older copy fetches that URL again. The skill itself says so in its first lines.
Then connect#
The skill needs a connection to an instance: MCP for IDE agents (Codex, Cursor, Claude Code), the CLI for shell agents and pipeline jobs. Installing the skill does not install the CLI, and IDE agents should not install it.
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