skillgild
Official Python client for SkillGild, the marketplace for hosted AI agent skills. Search the catalog, run hosted skills and drive hybrid tool sessions from Python 3.9+. Standard library only, fully typed (py.typed, TypedDict responses).
pip install skillgild
Usage
import os, uuid
from skillgild import SkillGildClient, SkillGildError
client = SkillGildClient(api_key=os.environ["SKILLGILD_API_KEY"])
# Browse the catalog (no key needed)
page = client.list_skills("video", limit=20)
skill = client.get_skill("logo-design") # includes media, tools and page copy
# Hybrid skills: your agent follows the guide and calls SkillGild server tools
session = client.start_session("logo-design")
check = client.call_tool(session["session_id"], "validate_svg", {"svg": "<svg .../>"})
client.end_session(session["session_id"])
# Hosted skills run in one call; reuse the idempotency key only when retrying
try:
run = client.run_skill("some-hosted-skill", {"prompt": "..."}, idempotency_key=str(uuid.uuid4()))
print(run["output"], run["usage"])
except SkillGildError as error:
if error.status == 429:
print("retry in", error.retry_after, "s")
else:
raise
API
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
list_skills(query=None, *, limit=100, cursor=None) |
One catalog page with next_cursor |
search_skills(query=None) |
First 100 matching skills |
get_skill(ref) |
Skill detail, tools, media and page copy |
list_categories() · list_tags() · list_collections() · get_collection(slug) · featured_skills(slot="home") |
Marketplace content |
run_skill(ref, input, *, idempotency_key=None) |
Run a hosted skill |
start_session(ref) · call_tool(session_id, tool, input) · end_session(session_id) |
Hybrid tool sessions |
me() · revoke_current_key() |
The API key's account; revoke the key |
start_device_authorization(name) · poll_device_authorization(code) |
Device login that issues an API key |
SkillGildClient(api_key=None, base_url="https://api.skillgild.dev/v1", timeout=100.0). Errors are SkillGildError with status, code and retry_after.
Full reference: SkillGild API documentation · Skill catalog · Source and other languages
MIT © SkillGild, Inc.
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