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Working with MisoAgent Skills

Agent Skills

Skills are plain Markdown files that get injected into your AI agent’s context (Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, etc). When the agent detects a relevant task, the matching skill loads automatically.

Skills are installed as local files — they don’t require an internet connection after installation and are safe to commit to version control.

The miso Skill

miso skills --add installs a single miso skill — a router that loads the right reference on demand as you work:

When you’re working on…It loads
Creating or editing miso.jsonconfig reference
The scripts folder — creating, organizing, or debugging scriptsscripting reference
Multi-process TUI, task ordering, concurrent taskstui reference
Env validation, debugging env injectionenv reference

Install

miso skills --add

Miso detects the AI agents installed on your system and prompts you to choose which ones to install the skill for. Confirm the selection and the miso skill lands in each.

Skip the prompt and install for every detected agent with --yes:

miso skills --add --yes

Miso runs the installer through your project’s package manager (bunx, pnpm dlx, yarn dlx, or npx). npm’s installer crashes on projects with an overrides field — an npm bug — so on an npm project with overrides, miso runs the installer through bunx, pnpm dlx, or yarn dlx instead (whichever is installed). If none is available, miso stops with a clear message — install bun, pnpm, or yarn, or remove overrides.

Remove

miso skills --rm

Same agent picker as install — choose which agents to remove the miso skill from.

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