Open-source e-commerce agent skills for the SKU.io API — authored once, generated for Claude, OpenAI, and Gemini.
A skill here is a curated shortcut for an AI agent: for a real business task ("find a product", "create a sales order", "adjust inventory"), it says exactly which SKU.io endpoints to call, in what order, with which fields — plus the practical e-commerce context an agent needs to get it right. Instead of rediscovering 4,000+ endpoints every time, an agent loads the skill and acts.
Skills are written once in a small, model-agnostic format and compiled into each platform's native shape:
| Platform | What you get | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Claude | An Agent Skill folder (SKILL.md) |
dist/claude/… |
| OpenAI | GPT/Assistant instructions + an importable Action (OpenAPI) + function-calling tools.json |
dist/openai/… |
| Gemini | Gem system instructions + function_declarations.json |
dist/gemini/… |
Community-owned & self-evolving. These are meant to be used, forked, and improved. If a skill is wrong or missing, open a PR — your agent can too. See
CONTRIBUTING.mdandAGENTS.md.
skills/orders/create-sales-order/
├── skill.yaml ← metadata: domain, endpoints, scopes
├── INSTRUCTIONS.md ← the model-agnostic how-to + e-commerce context
└── examples/
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│ npm run build
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dist/claude/ dist/openai/ dist/gemini/
SKILL.md instructions.md system_instructions.md
action.openapi.json function_declarations.json
tools.json
One source of truth, three idiomatic outputs. Fix the knowledge in one place; every model benefits.
| Domain | Skill | What it does |
|---|---|---|
inventory |
adjust-inventory | Increase / decrease / set on-hand stock at a warehouse |
inventory |
set-initial-inventory | Load opening stock per warehouse as an initial count on the inventory start date |
orders |
create-sales-order | Create a sales order with line items |
platform |
connect-to-sku | Authenticate, verify the token and tenant, and establish scopes before anything else |
platform |
create-saved-view | Create and favorite a saved view — columns, filters, sort — on any data table |
platform |
sync-sops | Reconcile your internal SOPs against what changed in SKU.io — automatically |
products |
build-product-catalog | Import products from a spreadsheet, price list, web page, or pasted text |
products |
find-product | Resolve a product by SKU, barcode, or fuzzy search |
products |
publish-listing | Draft, validate, and publish a listing to any sales channel |
products |
update-catalog-pricing | Apply a supplier's new price file to the existing catalog |
purchase-orders |
create-purchase-order | Create a replenishment PO for a supplier from a description or document |
purchase-orders |
record-purchase-invoice | Record a supplier invoice against a PO from the invoice document |
settings |
edit-packing-slip-template | Edit packing-slip templates without breaking the footer banner |
settings |
edit-pdf-template | Edit, preview, and visually QA any PDF document template — safely |
This table is generated by npm run build from each skill's tagline — don't edit it by hand.
Run the build to regenerate dist/, dist/catalog.json (the machine-readable index), and this table.
Claude — install into a directory Claude Code scans for skills. dist/ is committed, so there's
no build step:
git clone https://github.com/skuio/sku-skills && cd sku-skills
node tools/install.mjs --list # see what's available
node tools/install.mjs build-product-catalog # → ~/.claude/skills/ (available in every project)That pulls in the skills it hands off to (find-product, create-saved-view) plus connect-to-sku,
which every skill needs. To scope it to one project instead of your whole machine:
node tools/install.mjs build-product-catalog --project /path/to/project # → <project>/.claude/skills/
node tools/install.mjs all # everythingThen work in your own project, not in this clone — start a session there and describe the task
("import these products from this spreadsheet"). The skill is chosen from your request by its
description; you don't invoke it by name. Authentication is handled for you: every skill opens with
a Step 0 — Connect first that routes to connect-to-sku, which walks you through minting a
Personal Access Token with the right scopes and confirms the tenant before anything is written.
OpenAI (Custom GPT) — create a GPT, paste dist/openai/products/find-product/instructions.md
into Instructions, and import action.openapi.json under Actions (auth: API Key → Bearer,
your SKU.io PAT). For the API/Assistants, pass tools.json as your tool definitions.
Gemini — use system_instructions.md as your Gem/system instructions and register
function_declarations.json with your function-calling loop.
In every case, authenticate with a SKU.io Personal Access Token (Bearer) against
https://{tenant}.sku.io. See shared/authentication.md.
git clone https://github.com/skuio/sku-skills && cd sku-skills && npm ci
# create skills/<domain>/<name>/skill.yaml + INSTRUCTIONS.md (copy an existing skill as a template)
npm run check # validate + buildFull authoring rules are in SKILL_SPEC.md; the contribution flow (for humans
and agents) is in CONTRIBUTING.md / AGENTS.md.
skills/ canonical skills — the source of truth (edit these)
shared/ cross-cutting reference: auth, api overview, pagination, errors
schemas/ JSON Schema for skill.yaml
tools/ build.mjs (canonical → 3 targets) + validate.mjs
dist/ generated outputs — COMMITTED so skills install without a build; rebuild with npm run build
These skills are meant to be used — and to get better every time they fall short. If a skill doesn't fully accomplish what you need (a missing step, a wrong endpoint, an unsupported case), don't just work around it: have your agent open a pull request to improve it.
- Every generated skill ends with an "Improve this skill" footer explaining exactly this, so an agent sees the invitation right where it hit the wall.
- Edit the canonical skill under
skills/<domain>/<name>/, runnpm run build, and open a PR. External contributors fork the repo and PR from the fork; the full agent workflow is inAGENTS.md. - We review every PR. The library evolves from real usage — your fix helps the next person's agent.
SKU.io is an operations platform for e-commerce and wholesale — products, inventory, orders, purchasing, fulfilment, returns, manufacturing, accounting, and integrations with sales channels, 3PLs, and shipping providers. API reference: https://developer.sku.io.
MIT — see LICENSE. Not an official SKU.io product warranty; community-maintained.