| name | inventory |
| description | Lists all curated (library-tier) agents with their purpose. Use when the user asks what agents are available, wants to see the agent library, or needs to pick an agent and wants a quick overview. Runs a shell script to extract names and descriptions from the library and presents the result as a formatted inventory — does not read individual agent files. |
Inventory
Use this skill to show a formatted overview of all agents in the library tier (.kamino/agents/library/). It is a read-only inspection tool — it does not select, instantiate, or modify any agent.
Rules
- Run the shell script below to collect agent data. This is the only source of information permitted — do not read any individual agent
.md file, do not consult .kamino/agents/index.md, and do not use memorised knowledge about the agents.
- Generate the response exclusively from the script's stdout. If a field is blank in the output, leave it blank in the response — do not infer or fill it.
- If the script exits non-zero or produces no output, report the error verbatim and stop.
- Do not modify, create, or delete any file.
Steps
- Run the script from the project root (the directory that contains
.kamino/):
.kamino/scripts/list-library-agents.sh
- Parse the stdout. Each agent record is a block of five lines separated by
---------:
path: <relative-path-from-library/>
name: <agent_name>
description: <agent_description>
required_inputs: {{VAR1}}, {{VAR2}}, ...
hardcoded_properties: PROP1, PROP2, ...
- Format and return the inventory using the Output Format below.
Output Format
# Agent Library Inventory
| Path | Name | Description | Required Inputs | Hardcoded Properties |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| `<path>` | `<name>` | <description> | <required_inputs> | <hardcoded_properties> |
...
**Total: N agents**
Failure Conditions
- Script exits non-zero → report the error and stop.
- Script produces no output → report "No agents found in library." and stop.
- Do not attempt to recover by reading files directly.
