This skill teaches the agent to use Armorer as the canonical operator surface for managing applications: installing, uninstalling, running, configuring apps, inspecting job state, and verifying runtime health. It emphasizes using Armorer commands (uv run armorer ...) rather than direct shell/Docker commands and prescribes monitoring background jobs until they reach a terminal state.
Use this skill when you need to perform or assist with lifecycle operations for Armorer-managed applications: installs, upgrades, runtime checks, channel binding/pairing, or troubleshooting stuck jobs and deployment health. Also use it when a flow starts a background job so the agent can track progress and verify completion.
Likely compatible with agents that can run shell commands and access host files (e.g., OpenClaw/Armorer-integrated agents, CLI-capable assistants).
Armorer is a TypeScript control plane for managed local agents. The skill SKILL.md is extremely thin — just a one-line description and a handful of CLI commands with no context, prerequisites, or error handling guidance. No bundled scripts to test. The source map section is the only redeeming architectural element.
Very minimal skill. The --skip-scan flag is a minor security concern but not malicious. Skill body provides almost no actionable guidance beyond raw commands.