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The workspace skills workbench is where you manage the skills installed in one workspace. It is designed for both day-to-day use and lightweight skill authoring.

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Open Workspace Skills

Open a workspace and go to Skills. The workbench shows:
  • installed skills in the workspace
  • skill metadata such as name, summary, provider, publisher, visibility, tags, and repository
  • a file tree for the selected skill
  • a file preview and editor for supported text files

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Install Skills Into the Workspace

You can add skills in several ways.
MethodUse It When
Add Skill from GitHubYou have a GitHub repository URL, branch, and optional path that contains skill folders.
Upload SkillsYou have a ZIP file containing one or more skill folders.
Register from RepositoryYou want to connect or browse a repository source, then install indexed skills.
Bulk ImportYou want to install multiple indexed skills from a selected repository.
Uploaded ZIP files can contain one skill or multiple skill folders. Each skill folder must include a SKILL.md file.

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Inspect and Edit Skill Files

Select a skill to browse its file tree. The workbench can load, preview, download, upload, save, and delete files inside the selected skill package. Use this for common edits such as:
  • refining SKILL.md instructions
  • adding references or examples
  • updating scripts or helper files
  • adding templates or assets used by the skill
Only supported text-like files are editable in the built-in editor. Binary assets can still be uploaded, downloaded, or organized from the file tree.

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Delete Skills

Delete an installed skill when the workspace no longer needs it. Deleting a workspace installation removes the workspace copy and updates the installed skills list. For shared workspace skills, removing the source skill also removes or deactivates the associated public-market entry according to the organization sharing workflow.

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Practical Workflow

  1. Install a skill from the market, GitHub, or ZIP upload.
  2. Open the skill in Workspace / Skills.
  3. Review SKILL.md and supporting files.
  4. Edit instructions or resources if the skill is workspace-owned.
  5. Enable the skill in an agent or share it to the organization market.