Standard.Agents.Data.Skills.PeerLLM 0.1.0

Standard.Agents.Data.Skills.PeerLLM

Pull versioned skills from the PeerLLM registry into The Standard AI Agent Framework.

Part of The Standard for Agents. In Agent = Orchestration(Data, Decision, Direction), this package extends the Data nature — it moves skills from local Markdown files into the PeerLLM registry (skills.peerllm.com), versioned and shared. It plugs into the core Standard.Agents package through the same ISkillBroker seam, so nothing else about your agent changes.

The core Standard.Agents package reads skills from a local folder. This package pulls them from the registry instead — point it at a skillset (a versioned bundle of skills) and it hands each one to the agent as a Skill. Uses only HttpClient; the core stays dependency-free.

Install

dotnet add package Standard.Agents                       # the core framework
dotnet add package Standard.Agents.Data.Skills.PeerLLM   # this skills source

Use

It's the same ISkillBroker seam every skill source uses — pass the broker to .UseSkills(...):

using Standard.Agents;
using Standard.Agents.Data.Skills.PeerLLM;

var agent = new StandardAgent(apiUrl, apiKey, "LLooMA2.0")
    .UseSkills(new PeerLLMSkillBroker("hassanhabib/my-skills"));   // skills from the registry

string answer = await agent.ProcessPromptAsync("Write me a commit message.");

Everything else — tools, guardians, memory, knowledge, streaming, the {{skills}} index — is the core, unchanged. Reads of public skills need no key.

Point it at a skillset

A skillset is a versioned bundle of skills. Address it by human path or immutable id, and pin a version with @N (or track @latest, the default):

new PeerLLMSkillBroker("hassanhabib/my-skills")        // owner/name, @latest
new PeerLLMSkillBroker("hassanhabib/my-skills@3")      // pinned to version 3
new PeerLLMSkillBroker("id/8f2b1c0d9e4a6f37")          // by immutable skillset id

Private skills? Pass your psk_… key — you'll also see your own, never anyone else's:

new PeerLLMSkillBroker("hassanhabib/my-skills", apiKey: "psk_…")

Three sync modes

How fresh vs. how chatty — pick with SkillSync:

// pull once, run offline from the cache
new PeerLLMSkillBroker("hassanhabib/my-skills@3", SkillSync.Local, cacheDirectory: "skills-cache")

// cache, but pick up new versions on the next run
new PeerLLMSkillBroker("hassanhabib/my-skills", SkillSync.Hybrid, cacheDirectory: "skills-cache")

Local and Hybrid persist to cacheDirectory (defaults to a .peerllm-skills folder beside your app). Hybrid compares the skillset's integer version and only re-downloads members when it actually changed.

How it maps

Each skillset member becomes a Skill { Name, Description, Content } — Name and Description from the registry, Content the skill's SKILL.md (frontmatter stripped, so the model sees the body). That's the same shape the built-in file broker produces, so the rest of the framework — routing, the {{skills}} index, composition — works identically.

License

The Standard Software License (TSSL) v1.1.