Create and install Observal Agents, edit their definitions, and manage publication and version releases. The skill also supports forking approved Agents, archiving and restoring them, transferring ownership, and managing co-authors.
Creates, forks, authors, validates, publishes, updates, versions, pulls, archives, restores, transfers, and manages co-authors for Observal Agents. Use when the user wants to build or install an Agent, change an Agent definition, publish a draft, release a version, or manage Agent ownership.
Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
--output json whenever supported. Parse list results from items and pagination fields.--help before acting when a path or flag is uncertain.--no-prompt, and confirmation flags.qualified_name values returned by JSON. Never automate with row numbers.agent init, agent add, and agent build over hand-written scaffolding or custom validation.| User intent | Workflow |
|---|---|
| Find or inspect an Agent | Discover and inspect |
| Install an existing Agent into a harness | Pull and verify |
| Create a simple Agent in one call | Direct create |
| Customize an approved Agent without changing its source | Fork and edit |
| Author an Agent with components or files | Init, add, build, publish |
| Change the current listing without a new reviewed version | Update in place |
| Publish a reviewed patch, minor, or major version | Release |
| Create many Agents from a prepared file | Bulk create |
| Archive, restore, transfer, or manage co-authors | Lifecycle and collaboration |
Read Agent workflows completely before executing the selected workflow.
create without complete flags starts a wizard. Agents must provide all required inputs or use a file.fork copies only an approved source release into a new independent draft. An inaccessible source is shown as Source unavailable, never as a saved source reference.publish --update changes the current Agent in place. A fork scaffold uses agent_id to target its draft, not a similarly named approved Agent.release --bump creates a reviewed version. Do not use update when the user asked for a release.files, warnings, and setup_commands. Partial setup is not success.Report the canonical Agent identity, resulting status and version, files changed for local operations, warnings, and the smallest next action. Verify with agent show, agent versions, or scan when the mutation response is not sufficient.
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Find and reuse organization-approved skills, prompts, tool connections, and Agents through Observal. Check existing installations, select resources suited to the task, and handle account setup, shared Agents, inbox items, and teamspace membership through the CLI.
Administer Observal users, settings, submission reviews, identity configuration, and security investigations. Also manage local server upgrades, rollback, and database schema migrations, checking the resulting state and protecting sensitive values throughout privileged operations.
Recover missed Observal session deliveries, upgrade or downgrade the command-line tool, and roll back version changes. After specified connection or configuration failures, it can also create local Agent files when explicitly requested.
Inspect Agent activity in Observal through execution records, sessions, ratings, logs, and insight reports. Use the evidence to investigate telemetry problems, costs, and performance regressions, then identify practical next steps while accounting for limited data.
Find, evaluate, and install agent components from Observal, including skills, MCP servers, hooks, and prompts. For components you control, the skill also supports bulk submission, version management, archiving, restoration, ownership transfers, and co-author management.
Manage Observal maintainer releases, from creating release branches and backporting fixes to preparing preview and stable versions. Follow the existing release workflow to verify published artifacts, inspect release status, and recover interrupted or failed operations.