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These pages are for anyone who finds, publishes, or releases skills, the reusable packages of instructions and files that agents use for one job. They cover finding the right skill, publishing new versions, and controlling which version people and agents get. A skill is a ZIP package with SKILL.md at its root, whose front matter names the skill and says when to use it; the package format lists every field and limit. Each publish saves a new version with its source. Atlan Trident scans the version, a release decides which version people get, and traces attribute runs back to the skill and its related skills, agents, and files. Skill Source tab showing package files and the saved versions alongside SKILL.md

Core offerings

Find and assess skills

Check a skill’s version, source, scan, and usage before you rely on it.

Publish or update skill

Choose a publishing method: Desktop, a terminal, GitHub, or an agent.

Release skill version

Release, roll back, or withdraw the version people get.

Check security scans

Read each version’s scan decision and findings, and what blocks a release.

Review skill usage

See runs, people, agents, and success rate from attributed traces.

Improve from recorded runs

Review suggested changes based on recent runs.

Choose where to start

A skill acts with the permissions of whoever runs it. Review every supporting file in Source, especially scripts and templates, and never put credentials or customer data in a package. Not scanned on Security is not a passed review, and an empty Usage tab is not a quality result.
Skill improvement suggestions appear only when they’re configured for your account.

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