nut skill
Manage AI skills (agents) in your Coconut instance.
skill, skills
Overview
Skills (also known as agents) are AI assistants that help automate tasks in your Coconut instance. Each skill has a specific purpose, capabilities, and configuration that determines how it interacts with your codebase and tasks.nut skill list
List all skills in your Coconut instance.
list, ls
This displays a table of all configured skills with their IDs, names, and descriptions.
Examples:
nut skill show
Show detailed information about a specific skill.
id- The skill ID
- Skill configuration
- Capabilities and permissions
- Recent activity
- Associated tasks
nut skill create
Create a new skill.
name- Name of the skilldescription- Description of what the skill does
nut skill update
Update an existing skill’s configuration.
id- The skill ID to update
- Name and description
- Capabilities and permissions
- Instructions and prompts
- Model preferences
nut skill delete
Delete a skill.
id- The skill ID to delete
Deleting a skill is permanent. The skill’s configuration and history will be removed, but tasks it worked on remain intact.
nut skill registry
Browse and install skills from the Coconut Registry.
Available Registry Skills
The Coconut Registry includes skills for:- Code review and quality assurance
- Documentation generation
- Testing and QA
- Refactoring and optimization
- Security analysis
- And more…
Coconut Registry
Explore the full collection of skills in the Coconut Registry
Skill Workflow Example
Assign to tasks
When creating tasks, you can assign specific skills to work on them, or let Coconut automatically match skills to tasks.
Best Practices
Create focused skills
Create focused skills
Each skill should have a clear, specific purpose. Instead of a general “Developer” skill, create focused skills like “Frontend Developer”, “API Developer”, “Database Engineer”, etc.
Provide detailed descriptions
Provide detailed descriptions
The more context you give in the skill description, the better it will understand its role and make appropriate decisions.
Start with registry skills
Start with registry skills
Before creating custom skills, check the Coconut Registry for pre-built skills that match your needs. You can always customize them later.
Review and iterate
Review and iterate
Regularly review skill performance and update configurations based on actual usage. Skills can be refined over time to better match your workflow.