Auto Skill Installer
Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this skill:
Please follow https://skillhub.cn/install/skillhub.md to install @user_4339e7b5/auto-skill-installer-plus.
About this skill
Problem
When a user asks for a PDF-reading skill or wants a good note-taking skill installed automatically, choosing a single package by name is not enough. The system must infer intent, generate search terms, compare candidates, and decide whether to install. auto-skill-installer turns fuzzy capability requests into a marketplace search and install workflow, reducing manual trial and error across skill names.
How It Works
- Intent parsing: If the user provides an explicit skill name, search with that name; if they only describe a capability, derive 2–3 search terms covering core terms, action-object phrases, and synonyms.
- Multi-term search: Search through
workbuddy_marketplace_skillfor each term, deduplicate byskillId, and fall back to the next term on failure. Keep the term list under three to limit noise. - Candidate ranking: Prefer exact or prefix name matches, descriptions with more keyword overlap, uninstalled skills, and higher versions.
- Install decision: Install directly when there is a unique match or the user requests full automation; otherwise show top candidates and wait for confirmation.
Boundaries
It is suited to fuzzy find-then-install requests, not to cases where the user already knows the exact skill and only needs direct installation. Search and installation run through host-provided tooling, without direct HTTP requests or requests for tokens, cookies, or Authorization. Authentication, download, and extraction are handled by the host; the skill is not auto-enabled after installation.
Use Cases
- When a PDF task arrives but the exact skill name is unknown, describe the need and let the assistant search and install.
- When email management is needed without a specific skill, derive bilingual keywords and show candidates.
- When multiple candidates match, list the top 3–5 by name, version, and summary before installing.
- When only checking for drawing or note capabilities, use discovery mode to list options without installing.
Best For
- Operations assistants who need PDF, email, or drawing capabilities but only know the task goal.
- Technical support staff who describe needs in natural language rather than exact skill names.
- Automation engineers who want to compare names, versions, and summaries before installing.
- Test engineers who say “find a skill” without knowing the exact name.
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