Skill Capsule
Bind SOP to action
SKILL.md explains the capability. Action code, schemas, preflights, and examples make it inspectable, testable, and packageable.
Executable Agent Skills runtime
SkillRun packages SKILL.md / SOP, action code, schemas, preflights, Manifests, and run evidence into Skill Capsules that can be exposed through an MCP Router when needed.
Team distribution for MCP tools and Agent Skills is the adoption route. SkillRun's core value is the runtime, contract, and evidence layer for executable skills.
.skr is a distribution artifact; runtime and MCP exposure stay under local SkillRun Core / Router control.
SkillRun model
Skill Capsule
SKILL.md explains the capability. Action code, schemas, preflights, and examples make it inspectable, testable, and packageable.
Manifest contract
Manifest stores source hashes, permissions, adapter, schemas, and MCP exposure. Missing, stale, or mismatched contracts fail closed.
Run evidence
Every run has a structured envelope, artifacts, hashes, timing, and a run record. stdout and stderr are logs, not business results.
Adoption route
Teammates receive inspectable .skr artifacts instead of copied prompts or hand-written MCP configuration.
Consumers use import, check, doctor, and switchboard to decide what becomes locally enabled.
Claude Desktop, Codex, and other MCP clients mount skillrun router serve --mcp; the Router exposes enabled capabilities.
Trust boundary
SkillRun makes capabilities inspectable, packageable, versioned, and evidenced. It does not make arbitrary third-party code automatically safe. Signatures, provenance, and publisher identity are future high-risk design work.
Local .skr import, replace, inventory, switchboard, local/remote Team Catalog review, Router status, mount plan/apply, run evidence, and release asset attestations.
Team catalog and Desktop Team Library use stable Core JSON surfaces to review shared catalog URLs, plan installs, and keep apply guarded to local artifacts.
No Public Marketplace, automatic dependency install, remote execution of unknown code, or OS sandbox claim.
Run the local lifecycle first, then use Desktop Team Library to inspect a shared catalog URL before choosing any local install.