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Version: 0.13.0

Skills Service

The Skills Service (client.skills) wraps the Skills Library endpoints exposed by the Kamiwaza backend. It supports browsing shared skills, importing new draft skills from zip packages, publishing via metadata updates, downloading published packages, and exporting one or more packages for operator workflows.

Quick Start​

from kamiwaza_sdk import KamiwazaClient
from kamiwaza_sdk.schemas.skills import SkillLibraryUpdateRequest

client = KamiwazaClient(base_url="https://kamiwaza.test/api")
# ... authenticate ...

# Browse the library
skills = client.skills.list_skills(status="published", page_size=20)
for item in skills.items:
    print(item.name, item.category, item.tags)

# Import a new draft skill package
with open("pdf-generator.zip", "rb") as handle:
    created = client.skills.import_skill_package(
        filename="pdf-generator.zip",
        file_content=handle,
    )

# Publish the imported skill
published = client.skills.update_skill_metadata(
    created.id,
    SkillLibraryUpdateRequest(status="published"),
)

# Download the published package bytes
download = client.skills.download_skill_package(published.id)
print(download.filename, len(download.content))

Methods​

list_skills(...) -> SkillLibraryListResponse​

List skills visible to the current caller.

skills = client.skills.list_skills(
    q="pdf",
    category="export",
    tag="reporting",
    status="published",
    page=1,
    page_size=50,
)

Notes:

  • Non-operator callers only see published skills.
  • tag filters against the top-level tags returned by the backend.

get_skill(skill_id) -> SkillLibraryDetailResponse​

Fetch detail for a single skill.

detail = client.skills.get_skill("5b7f0d58-0dbf-4786-9d7f-8a815bb1a8a8")
print(detail.display_name)
print(detail.package_summary.entries)

import_skill_package(...) -> SkillLibraryDetailResponse​

Create a new draft skill by uploading an Agent Skills-compatible zip package.

created = client.skills.import_skill_package(
    filename="chart-generator.zip",
    file_content=package_bytes,
)
assert created.status == "draft"

Important:

  • Import is the creation path currently supported by the backend.
  • This creates a draft skill; it does not publish automatically.

update_skill_metadata(skill_id, update) -> SkillLibraryDetailResponse​

Update mutable metadata for a skill.

updated = client.skills.update_skill_metadata(
    created.id,
    SkillLibraryUpdateRequest(
        status="published",
        metadata={"tags": ["charts", "export"]},
    ),
)

Mutable fields currently supported:

  • display_name
  • category
  • classification
  • status
  • trigger
  • inputs
  • metadata

download_skill_package(skill_id) -> SkillPackageDownload​

Download the published package for a skill.

download = client.skills.download_skill_package(skill_id)
with open(download.filename, "wb") as handle:
    handle.write(download.content)

Important:

  • This is a read path and follows published-skill visibility rules.
  • The SDK preserves filename, content_type, and raw content.

export_skill_package(skill_id) -> SkillPackageDownload​

Export the current skill package for operator/admin workflows.

exported = client.skills.export_skill_package(skill_id)
print(exported.filename)

Important:

  • Export can be used for draft, published, or archived skills when allowed by backend authorization.

export_skills_bundle(skill_ids) -> SkillPackageDownload​

Export one or more skill packages as a single zip bundle.

bundle = client.skills.export_skills_bundle([first_skill_id, second_skill_id])
print(bundle.filename)  # skills-export.zip

delete_skill(skill_id) -> bool​

Soft-delete a skill.

client.skills.delete_skill(skill_id)

Returns True on success and raises NotFoundError if the skill does not exist.

Schemas​

Common models live in kamiwaza_sdk.schemas.skills:

  • SkillLibraryListItem
  • SkillLibraryListResponse
  • SkillLibraryDetailResponse
  • SkillLibraryUpdateRequest
  • SkillLibraryExportRequest
  • SkillPackageDownload

All response models allow extra fields so the SDK stays forward-compatible with backend additions.