deepline skills

Usage: deepline skills [options] [command] [name]

List, read, and install Deepline agent skills.

Arguments:
  name                   A skill name to print, or "list" to list all skills

Options:
  --show                 Print the deepline-gtm skill; changes nothing
  --json                 Emit errors as one JSON result envelope
  -h, --help             display help for command

Commands:
  show [options] [name]  Print a skill (deepline-gtm by default); same as skills
                         <name>.
  install [options]      Replace Deepline agent skills with the current release.

Explanation:
  Purpose:
    Read the Deepline agent skills (deepline-gtm and its siblings) without
    installing anything.
  When:
    Before starting GTM work, read the skill: skills --show prints
    deepline-gtm, skills list names every skill, skills <name> prints one.
  Input:
    [name|list], --show, --json. With neither, prints this help.
  Output:
    list prints one name and description per line; <name> and --show print the
    skill's SKILL.md as markdown. Nothing is written.
  Cost:
    Free.
  Avoid:
    To install or refresh skill files use skills install.

Usage: deepline skills show [options] [name]

Print a skill (deepline-gtm by default); same as skills <name>.

Arguments:
  name        A skill name (default: "deepline-gtm")

Options:
  --json      Emit errors as one JSON result envelope
  -h, --help  display help for command

Usage: deepline skills install [options]

Replace Deepline agent skills with the current release.

Options:
  --scope <scope>  Install scope: global or local
  --agent <agent>  Override the detected agent target
  --dry-run        Print the install plan without changing files
  --json           Emit one JSON result envelope
  -h, --help       display help for command

Explanation:
  Purpose:
    Reinstall the Deepline agent skill files (deepline-gtm and its siblings)
    from the current release. It writes to disk.
  When:
    Only when asked to install or update skills. To see what is installed
    without changing anything, use --dry-run and read the plan.
  Input:
    --scope global|local, --agent <target>, --dry-run, --json.
  Output (JSON):
    The install plan (dry run) or the result envelope listing written and
    removed skill directories.
  Cost:
    Free.
  Avoid:
    Without --dry-run it replaces skill files; in a sandbox or a task that said
    not to change skills, use --dry-run.