
from armorer16
Operate and manage applications via Armorer commands—install, run, configure, monitor jobs, and verify runtime health instead of using ad-hoc shell commands.
Provides a consistent operator surface for managing apps with Armorer. The skill instructs the agent to prefer Armorer commands for installs, runs, uninstalls, configuration, and job monitoring—ensuring actions are started, tracked, and verified rather than fire-and-forget.
Use this skill whenever the agent needs to install, run, configure, or inspect an Armorer-managed app, check job/queue state, tail logs, or verify deployment and runtime health. It is especially valuable for long-running operations that require monitoring until a terminal state.
src/armorer/*) for deeper troubleshootinguv run armorer ...), monitor job files under ~/.armorer/jobs/*.json, and verify success via runtime checks or health endpoints. Also includes troubleshooting commands for logs and queue management.Likely compatible with CLI-capable agents and OpenClaw runtime tools that can run shell commands and read filesystem state.
Armorer Operator is a thin wrapper skill for the Armorer CLI tool (a TypeScript control plane for managed local agents). The SKILL.md lists basic pnpm commands and a source map but provides almost no guidance on workflows, error handling, or when to use each command. No bundled scripts to test. The --skip-scan flag on install is a minor security concern.
Very minimal skill — essentially a command cheat sheet with no substantive instructions. Would benefit from usage examples, workflow guidance, and error handling tips.