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Using agent-skills with Oh My Pi
Oh My Pi (OMP) installs Claude Code marketplace plugins, so it uses this repository's existing .claude-plugin/ manifests and the root skills/ directory. No OMP-specific files are needed.
Install
omp plugin marketplace add addyosmani/agent-skills
omp plugin install agent-skills@addy-agent-skills
The first command registers this repository as the addy-agent-skills marketplace. The second installs the agent-skills plugin from it. Restart OMP, or run /reload-plugins in an open session, so the skills are discovered.
Local clones work too:
omp plugin marketplace add /path/to/your/clone
omp plugin install agent-skills@addy-agent-skills
Check the result with omp plugin list.
Usage
Describe the task and let OMP pick the skill. OMP lists each skill's name and description in its system prompt and loads the full SKILL.md only when a skill is selected. To select a skill explicitly, use /skill:spec-driven-development (available unless skills.enableSkillCommands is disabled), or ask the agent to read skill://spec-driven-development.
OMP already routes skills natively. Do not also paste using-agent-skills/SKILL.md into AGENTS.md, APPEND_SYSTEM.md, a rule, or an extension that adds it to every run. That stacks the pack's meta-router on OMP's own router; see Getting Started.
The same install also loads the slash commands and the personas in agents/. OMP namespaces plugin commands, so run /agent-skills:spec, /agent-skills:ship, and so on; a bare /spec is not expanded. The personas (code-reviewer, security-auditor, test-engineer, web-performance-auditor) are listed as task agents, which /agent-skills:ship and /agent-skills:webperf dispatch.
Tool mapping
Skills and docs in this pack use Claude Code tool names. In OMP, use the native equivalents:
| Skill instruction | OMP equivalent |
|---|---|
| Invoke another skill | read on skill://<name>, or /skill:<name> from the prompt |
Spawn a subagent (Agent tool) |
the task tool; only use agents OMP lists |
Track tasks (TodoWrite) |
the todo tool |
Ask the user a question (AskUserQuestion) |
the ask tool |
| Read, edit, write, search files | the native read, edit, write, grep, and glob tools |