Finding Skills
Skills.sh Marketplace
Browse the skills.sh marketplace for community-built skills. Skills are ranked by installs, and each listing shows compatibility, description, and install commands.Using the Find-Skills Skill
Every Drevon workspace comes withfind-skills pre-installed. Simply ask your AI agent:
“Find me a skill for working with PDFs”The agent will search skills.sh and recommend relevant options.
By Category
Installing Skills
Basic Install
From Multi-Skill Repos
Some repositories contain multiple skills:Copy-Paste from Skills.sh
You can paste the full install command from the skills.sh website:npx skills add prefix and --skill flags.
Evaluating Skills
Before installing a skill, consider:Read the SKILL.md
Read the SKILL.md
Every skill contains a
SKILL.md that defines when it activates, what it does, and how it instructs the agent. Review this to ensure it aligns with your needs.Check install count
Check install count
Skills with higher install counts on skills.sh are generally more reliable and well-maintained.
Test in isolation
Test in isolation
Install the skill, run
drevon sync, then test with your agent to verify it works as expected before relying on it.Watch for conflicts
Watch for conflicts
If two skills give conflicting instructions, agents may behave inconsistently. Review installed skills periodically for overlaps.
Removing Skills
- Deletes
.drevon/skills/browser-use/ - Removes from
skills-lock.json - Runs
drevon syncto update all agent configs
Syncing After External Changes
If you install a skill directly vianpx skills add (not through Drevon), the skill lands in .agents/skills/. Run:
.agents/skills/ → .drevon/skills/ and updates the lock file.
Skill Packs
Drevon defines curated skill collections for quick setup:- Essentials
- Web Dev
- Content
- AI Tools
Core capabilities every workspace should have:
- browser-use — Browser automation
- pdf — PDF reading
- skill-creator — Create custom skills
Skill packs are defined in the codebase and will be installable via a dedicated CLI command in a future release.
Creating Custom Skills
A skill is just a directory with aSKILL.md file:
skills-lock.json or run drevon skill sync.