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Agent Skills

Interhuman Agent Skills are installable packages that teach compatible agents (Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and others) how to call Interhuman API workflows with consistent prompts and guardrails. The set of skills, their names, and what each one covers change over time. Treat the public repository as the catalog and changelog—this page explains how to install and use the skill set without duplicating the per-skill README. Use the repository to:
  • See which skills exist today and what each one wraps
  • Copy up-to-date install examples and options (--list, --skill, --global, and so on)
  • Align agent behavior with current request shapes and response handling

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Install skills

Install the full Interhuman skill set from GitHub: 
npx skills add InterhumanAI/skills
Or from the repository URL: 
npx skills add https://github.com/InterhumanAI/skills

Interhuman Agent Skills on GitHub

Authoritative list of skills, install commands, and per-skill behavior. Check here whenever you add or update skills in your project.

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Common install patterns

List what the repository offers without installing: 
npx skills add InterhumanAI/skills --list
Install specific skills only (use the names listed in the repository README): 
# Example skill name — see GitHub for current options
npx skills add InterhumanAI/skills --skill interhuman-stream-analyze
Install every skill from the repository: 
npx skills add InterhumanAI/skills --skill '*'
Install globally for Cursor (example): 
npx skills add InterhumanAI/skills -g -a cursor -y
  1. Open github.com/InterhumanAI/skills and pick the skill that matches your integration (upload, stream, or others listed there).
  2. Configure your API key in the environment your agent uses (for example export API_KEY="YOUR_API_KEY"). Skills expect direct API-key usage: Authorization: Bearer <api_key> unless the repo documents otherwise.
  3. Let the agent follow the skill instructions and treat outputs as raw API JSON—compose app logic in your own code.

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API reference (stable docs)

HTTP upload analysis and WebSocket streaming are documented here; use these pages alongside the skill README for parameters, envelopes, and error fields: