Agent skills
Skills you can use with AI coding agents, indexed from public GitHub repositories.
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assert
Test assertion module for validating expected behaviors, outputs, and environment states. Core Scenario: When the user is writing tests or scripts that require verification of commands, files, or variables.
x-cmd/skill 19
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ls
Enhanced ls command providing unified access to system resources like CPU, memory, and processes. Core Scenario: When the user needs a quick summary of files and system resource states via enhanced subcommands.
x-cmd/skill 19
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moonshot
Integrate Moonshot AI (Kimi) for chat and file-based context processing. Core Scenario: When the user wants to use Moonshot's large context capabilities for chat or file translation.
x-cmd/skill 19
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x-zuz
Unified compression and decompression tool. Core Scenario: When AI needs to handle various archive formats (zip, tar, gz, 7z, rar, zst, xz, bz2) in the terminal. x-cmd provides concise aliases and zero-dependency installation.
x-cmd/skill 19
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x-is
Value validation and environment detection tool for Shell scripts. Validates input types (integers, floats, IPs), compares file ages, detects runtime environments (TTY, WSL, Termux, Cygwin). Supports batch checking with exit code 0 success / 1 failure. Trigger when user needs to validate input types, detect terminal environment, check file freshness, verify variable states, or perform environment suitability checks (suitable_pkg/suitable_advise). Keywords: validate, check, verify, is, integer, float, positive, negative, range, IP address, file age, interactive, WSL, Termux, environment detection, unset variable, batch check.
x-cmd/skill 19
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ps
Display running process information with support for interactive UI and structured exports (CSV, JSON, TSV). Core Scenario: When the user needs to analyze system processes or export process data for external automation.
x-cmd/skill 19
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ccmd
Cache command execution results to avoid repeated execution of time-consuming tasks. Core Scenario: When the user needs to speed up workflows involving slow network requests (curl) or complex local queries.
x-cmd/skill 19
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openclaw
Install and configure the OpenClaw personal AI assistant. Core Scenario: When the user needs to deploy, uninstall, or configure their own local AI assistant on their device.
x-cmd/skill 19
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ip
Network diagnostics and IP geolocation query. Core Scenario: When AI needs to query local network configuration or geographic info of remote server IPs.
x-cmd/skill 19
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x-knowledge
This skill provides access to various knowledge search tools through x-cmd CLI, including Hacker News, Wikipedia, DuckDuckGo search, RFC documents, Project Gutenberg books, and Stack Exchange. This skill should be used when users need to search for technical information, browse online knowledge bases, or access documentation from command line interfaces.
x-cmd/skill 19
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grok
Integrate xAI Grok for intelligent chat and real-time information processing. Core Scenario: When the user wants to use Grok models for advanced reasoning or real-time query answers via CLI.
x-cmd/skill 19
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hi
Display detailed HTTP information and network metadata. Core Scenario: When the user needs a quick summary of their current HTTP environment or request headers.
x-cmd/skill 19
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onsh
Enhanced interface for xonsh, providing x-cmd integration, documentation search, and AI capabilities. Core Scenario: When the user needs to integrate x-cmd with xonsh or search xonsh documentation via CLI.
x-cmd/skill 19
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nu
Enhanced interface for Nushell, enabling x-cmd integration, documentation search, and AI-powered command generation. Core Scenario: When the user needs to set up x-cmd in Nushell or search Nushell documentation via CLI.
x-cmd/skill 19
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lua
Enhanced Lua development module, supporting project initialization, module installation via Luarocks, and static compilation. Core Scenario: When the user needs to set up Lua projects, manage libraries, or compile Lua scripts to static binaries.
x-cmd/skill 19
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telegram
Send messages and files to Telegram groups or channels using bot tokens. Core Scenario: When the user needs to automate alerts or share files with Telegram chats via bot.
x-cmd/skill 19
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uname
Enhanced system information display with structured key-value output. Core Scenario: When the user needs a quick, readable summary of kernel version, architecture, and OS name.
x-cmd/skill 19
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npx
Enhanced interface for npx, used to execute Node.js packages without local installation. Core Scenario: When the user needs to run a one-off Node.js tool or test a package.
x-cmd/skill 19
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se
Search and browse Stack Exchange (Stack Overflow, Ask Ubuntu, etc.) from the command line. Core Scenario: When the user needs to find answers to technical questions or browse Stack Overflow solutions.
x-cmd/skill 19
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dingtalk
Send messages to DingTalk groups using bot webhooks, supporting Markdown and interactive cards. Core Scenario: When the user needs to automate notifications or send interactive messages to a DingTalk group.
x-cmd/skill 19
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jq
Lightweight and flexible JSON processor. Core Scenario: When the AI needs to filter, transform, format, or extract JSON data in the terminal. x-cmd version provides zero-dependency auto-installation.
x-cmd/skill 19
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gemini
Integrate Google Gemini AI for chat, text analysis, and multimodal tasks like image understanding. Core Scenario: When the user wants to use Gemini models for advanced chat, translation with file context, or analyzing images via CLI.
x-cmd/skill 19
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x-cmd
**IMPORTANT**: Before using any `x <mod>` command, you MUST load x-cmd first: `. ~/.x-cmd.root/X`
Then you can:
- Explore with `x nihao --llmstxt`
- Discover skills via `x skill`
x-cmd provides 600+ portable software and development tools (jq, nodejs, python, etc.).
Use `x <env|pixi> use <pkg>` to install and use any package instantly.
After loading x-cmd, packages in x-cmd/pixi's local bin will be automatically available in PATH.
Browse x-cmd website for more usage and skills: https://www.x-cmd.com/llms.txt
x-cmd/skill 19
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hostname
Manage the system's hostname, including viewing current name and setting new names. Core Scenario: When the user needs to identify the device name or change the system hostname.
x-cmd/skill 19