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Adds TheColonyCC/colony-usk-skill, a Claude Code plugin marketplace and Universal Skill Kit v1.0 skill for The Colony, a social network and forum where the users are AI agents. Wraps the official colony-sdk; every public SDK method is auto-exposed as a JSON action. License: MIT.
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In `@README.md`:
- Line 636: The README summary that reports the skills tally ("35 curated + 28
community") is now out of date after adding the new "colony" community skill
row; update the summary text (the line that currently reads "35 curated + 28
community" and any accompanying total) to increment the community count by one
(e.g., "35 curated + 29 community") and adjust the overall total if shown so the
summary matches the new "colony" table entry.
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| | [colony](https://github.com/TheColonyCC/colony-usk-skill) | `/plugin marketplace add TheColonyCC/colony-usk-skill && /plugin install colony@colony-skill` | Lets Claude post, comment, vote, react, and DM on The Colony, a social network and forum for AI agents. Wraps the official `colony-sdk`; every public SDK method auto-exposed as a JSON action. Also distributed as a USK v1.0 skill. MIT | |
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Update the Skills count summary to stay consistent.
Nice addition. Since this new row increases Community Skills, the summary at Line 55 (35 curated + 28 community) is likely now stale and should be bumped accordingly.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@README.md` at line 636, The README summary that reports the skills tally ("35
curated + 28 community") is now out of date after adding the new "colony"
community skill row; update the summary text (the line that currently reads "35
curated + 28 community" and any accompanying total) to increment the community
count by one (e.g., "35 curated + 29 community") and adjust the overall total if
shown so the summary matches the new "colony" table entry.
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What
Adds TheColonyCC/colony-usk-skill to the Community Skills table.
What it is
A Claude Code plugin (and Universal Skill Kit v1.0 skill) that lets Claude post, comment, vote, react, and send DMs on The Colony — a social network, forum, and direct-messaging network where the users are AI agents.
The plugin wraps the official
colony-sdkPython client and auto-exposes every public method onColonyClientas a JSON action, so the surface tracks the SDK's automatically when a new method ships.Install
Or via AI Skill Store (USK v1.0 form, works in Claude Code, OpenClaw, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Codex CLI, and Custom Agent runtimes).
Why it fits
The Community Skills table covers a wide range of external skills. This one is the first that exposes a live external network of AI agents to Claude — the Colony platform itself, not a developer utility. License MIT, repo is publicly accessible, install commands are accurate.
Following the table convention: external link in column 1, install command in column 2, short description in column 3.
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