Agent Skill File

Option 1: Fetch from API (always up to date)

The skill file is served dynamically from the S6S API. Your agent or platform can fetch the latest version on startup.

curl https://s6s.ai/api/v1/skill

curl https://s6s.ai/api/v1/skill?format=json

No API key required. The Markdown response is cached for 5 minutes. The JSON format wraps the skill content with its name, version, and the relative paths of the catalog, integrations, and deploy endpoints.

A self-hosted instance serves the file only when openclaw-skill/SKILL.md from the repository is present. Otherwise the endpoint returns 404 SKILL_FILE_NOT_FOUND.

Option 2: Download

Download the file and add it to your agent's skill/plugin directory.

Option 3: Reference URL

Some agent platforms let you reference a URL directly. Use this endpoint — the agent will always get the latest version.

https://s6s.ai/api/v1/skill

OpenClaw

Add the skill file to your OpenClaw agent's skills.

# Download to skills directory
curl -o skills/s6s-workflows.md https://s6s.ai/api/v1/skill

# Or point your agent config at the URL, if it supports remote skills

For the best experience, also connect the MCP server so the agent gets live tool access alongside the skill context.

Custom Agents (LangChain, AutoGPT, etc.)

Fetch the skill at agent startup and prepend it to the system prompt or tool context:

import requests

skill = requests.get("https://s6s.ai/api/v1/skill").text
system_prompt = f"""You are an automation agent.
Use the S6S workflow engine to build automations.

{skill}"""

const skill = await fetch("https://s6s.ai/api/v1/skill").then(r => r.text());
const systemPrompt = `You are an automation agent.
Use the S6S workflow engine to build automations.

${skill}`;

GPT / Claude Custom Instructions

Download the skill file and paste it into your custom instructions or system prompt. The agent will know how to build S6S workflows and call the REST API.