What are Agent Skills?
Agent Skills are reusableSKILL.md instruction files that any of 70+ coding
agents can install on demand. OneShot publishes a set of skills that teach your agent how to use
the OneShot SDK and MCP tools — email, voice, research, enrichment, commerce, browser automation,
website builds, and autonomous compute goals — all settled in USDC via x402.
Skills are installed with the
skills CLI and work in
Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Cline, and many more.Installation
oneshot skill — it covers install, wallet/auth (Coinbase CDP or raw key),
funding, and the shared options every paid tool accepts. Then add the capability skills you need.
Available Skills
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
oneshot | Start here. Setup, auth, funding, the x402 model, shared options, MCP config |
oneshot-email | Send/receive email, attachments, reply threading, sending-domain pool & warmup |
oneshot-messaging | SMS send/inbox and autonomous AI voice calls |
oneshot-research | Deep cited research, web search, read-a-URL-as-markdown |
oneshot-enrichment | People search, profile enrichment, find/verify email, deep person intelligence |
oneshot-commerce | Product search and autonomous purchase |
oneshot-browser | Autonomous browser tasks + persistent logged-in profiles |
oneshot-build | Generate & deploy websites, then update them |
oneshot-compute | Multi-step autonomous goals with a budget + spend analytics |
soul-markets | Monetize an agent: list a soul, sell/buy services, earn USDC |
Use a skill without installing
You can pipe a skill’s prompt straight into a supported agent:How it works
Each skill is aSKILL.md file — YAML frontmatter (name + description) plus instructions your
agent reads on demand. They document the @oneshot-agent/sdk (TypeScript) and
@oneshot-agent/mcp-server, so once a skill is installed your agent knows the exact
methods, parameters, and payment flow without you pasting docs into the prompt.
Links
Skills on skills.sh
Browse and install the OneShot skills
GitHub repo
Source for all OneShot SKILL.md files
MCP Server
The underlying tools the skills drive
SDK Overview
Methods, auth, and the x402 payment model