Skills
Install the Sillage Skills pack so your assistant knows how to run your workspace, not just which tools exist.
Skills are short playbooks that install into your AI assistant and teach it how to operate your Sillage workspace. The MCP and REST API give an assistant the tools; skills give it the know-how, so it turns a rough ideal customer profile into a precise persona, tracks the signals that actually matter, and makes each change to your workspace safely.
They are plain Markdown, open source, and distributed through the skills.sh standard, so they work in any compatible assistant, including Claude Code and Cursor.
Install
You need Node.js 18 or newer, which provides npx. Check with node -v; if it errors, install it from nodejs.org (the official installer needs no terminal) or with Homebrew (brew install node). Then run this in your project directory:
npx skills add sillage-labs/skillsThis adds a .skills/ directory that your assistant reads automatically. Commit it so your team and CI share the same setup.
Skills act on your workspace, so connect it first: the MCP (recommended) or an sk_live_ key for the REST API. To confirm the install, ask your assistant "What Sillage skills do you have available?"
What's in the pack
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
| sillage-onboarding | Turns a short interview about what you sell, who buys, and the signals that matter into a precise persona and a set of high-signal agents. The part the raw tools can't do for you: sharpening sparse answers into good targeting. |
| sillage-manage-workspace | Sets up a new workspace and safely edits a live one, following the setup loop (persona → accounts → coverage → agents → runs) and the edit loop (read → diff → patch) so changes stay safe. |
| sillage-help | Explains how a workspace fits together (persona, target accounts, coverage, watchlists, agents, signal runs, detections, and content) and defines every term. |
| sillage-api | Drives the same workspace over the REST API with an sk_live_ key, for environments where you can't install the MCP. |
Next steps
- Connect the MCP — the recommended way to give skills access to your workspace.
- REST API — drive the same workspace over plain HTTP with an
sk_live_key.