Use skills in AI SDK agents via bash-tool
Skills support is now available in bash-tool, allowing AI SDK agents to use the skills pattern with filesystem context, Bash execution, and sandboxed runtime access. Agents can now access a wide variety of publicly available skills or proprietary custom skills through the same isolated execution model.
Skills support is now available in , so your AI SDK agents can use the skills pattern with filesystem context, Bash execution, and sandboxed runtime access.bash-tool
This gives your agent a consistent way to pull in the right context for a task, using the same isolated execution model that powers filesystem-based context retrieval.
This allows giving your agent access to the , or for you to write your own proprietary skills and privately use them in your agent.wide variety of publicly available skills
Read the for background and check out changelogbash-toolcreateSkillTool documentation.
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