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skills

AI agent skills published and maintained by Skate. Each top-level folder is one self-contained skill with its own SKILL.md, README.md, and any supporting scripts or references it needs. They follow the skill format used by Claude Code and any agent runtime compatible with it. Install individual skills with the skills CLI — pick the one you want, or pull more than one into the same project.

Skills in this repo

Skill What it does
skate-skillpay Pay per request for third-party APIs in stablecoins over MPP via Tempo — no subscription, no API keys in the user's environment. Handles one-shot HTTP calls and per-minute WebSocket streams.
alphavantage Alpha Vantage market-data REST API (stocks, options, fundamentals, FX, crypto, commodities, indicators). Reads ALPHAVANTAGE_API_KEY; falls back to skate-skillpay when unset.
polymarket Polymarket real-time CLOB WebSocket market channel (live order books, price changes, trades) + token-id discovery. Public/free to connect; optional per-minute paid relay via skate-skillpay.
hyperliquid Hyperliquid WebSocket API (mids, L2 books, trades, candles, BBO, account feeds) + the post method. Public/free to connect; optional per-minute paid relay via skate-skillpay.
crude-oil-signals Real-time WTI crude-oil alpha signals over WebSocket (option skew, implied vol, futures flow/imbalance, CME forward, funding) — a snapshot ~1×/sec. Paid-only via skate-skillpay (cl_market); the stream is not public.

More skills will land here over time. Each one lives under its own folder and ships with a per-skill README that is the authoritative doc — this top-level file only lists what exists and points at it.

Install

Add a skill to an agent project (Claude Code or any compatible runtime) with the skills CLI:

npx skills add skate-org/skills --skill skate-skillpay

By default, the CLI drops the selected skill under the agent's skills directory in the current project (for Claude Code that's .claude/skills/<skill-name>/; add -g to install globally at ~/.claude/skills/ instead). --skill is required because this repo bundles multiple skills — omit it and the CLI will ask which one.

Any client-side dependencies each skill needs are installed from within the skill's own folder; see the per-skill README.

Layout

skills/
├── README.md                 # this file — index of what's here
├── .gitignore
├── skate-skillpay/           # one skill per top-level folder
│   ├── SKILL.md              # agent-facing instructions
│   ├── README.md             # human-facing overview (authoritative)
│   ├── LICENSE
│   ├── references/           # loaded by the agent on demand
│   └── scripts/              # client-side code the agent executes (when a skill needs it)
├── alphavantage/
│   ├── SKILL.md
│   ├── README.md
│   ├── LICENSE
│   └── references/
├── polymarket/               # real-time Polymarket WebSocket market data
│   ├── SKILL.md
│   ├── README.md
│   ├── LICENSE
│   └── references/
├── hyperliquid/              # real-time Hyperliquid WebSocket data + post method
│   ├── SKILL.md
│   ├── README.md
│   ├── LICENSE
│   └── references/
└── crude-oil-signals/        # real-time WTI crude-oil signals (paid-only WS)
    ├── SKILL.md
    ├── README.md
    ├── LICENSE
    └── references/

scripts/ is optional — some skills (like alphavantage, polymarket, and hyperliquid) document a public upstream the agent connects to directly (via curl or a WebSocket client), so there's nothing of their own to compile; their optional paid path reuses the skate-skillpay client. crude-oil-signals has no scripts/ either — its stream is paid-only, so it likewise reuses the skate-skillpay client.

License

Each skill ships its own LICENSE file in its folder. Check the per-skill LICENSE before using or redistributing.

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