Pre-defined skill definitions that describe Pantalk's capabilities in a format AI agents can understand.
Each skill is a standalone SKILL.md file that documents a single Pantalk capability - what it does, how to invoke it, and when to use it. AI agents and tool-use frameworks can consume these files to understand what actions are available.
| Skill | Description |
|---|---|
| pantalk-install | Install, configure, and start the Pantalk daemon |
| pantalk-send-message | Send messages to any channel or thread across all platforms |
| pantalk-read-notifications | Poll for mentions, DMs, and notification-worthy events |
| pantalk-read-history | Retrieve conversation history for context and reasoning |
| pantalk-stream-events | Subscribe to real-time event streams for continuous monitoring |
| pantalk-list-bots | Discover available bots and their platform connections |
| pantalk-manage-config | Setup, modify, and validate pantalk configuration |
Skills are not code - they're structured documentation. Each SKILL.md contains:
- Frontmatter with
nameanddescriptionfor machine indexing - Prerequisites the agent must satisfy before using the skill
- Usage examples with exact CLI commands
- Flag/option tables for structured parameter reference
- When to Use guidance for agent decision-making
An agent framework can read these files to populate its tool registry, or an LLM can use them as context to know which commands to run.
All skills use the unified pantalk binary. The daemon resolves the platform from each bot's type automatically:
pantalk bots # list all configured bots
pantalk send --bot ops-bot --channel C0123 --text "hello"
pantalk notifications --bot ops-bot --unseen
pantalk stream --bot ops-bot --notify