Commit e47de43

The [Sim skills](https://github.com/simstudioai/skills) teach coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex to build and operate Sim through the CLI. Install them with the standard Agent Skills installer:

bunx skills add simstudioai/skills --global

To install one skill for one agent without prompting:

bunx skills add simstudioai/skills \

--skill build-workflow \

--agent codex \

--global \

--yes

| Skill | What it covers |

| --- | --- |

| `build-workflow` | Discover blocks and author a draft graph with atomic workflow operations |

| `run-workflow` | Test saved state, exercise triggers, resume from a block, and diagnose runs |

| `deploy-workflow` | Publish and manage workflows as APIs, chats, or MCP tools |

| `files` | Organize workspace files and folders, read and search text, and apply targeted edits |

| `sync-workspaces` | Import portable workflows with bindings, fork workspaces, and preview, apply, and reconcile push/pull sync |

| `table` | Design typed tables, load and query rows, import data, and run workflow groups |

| `knowledge-base` | Ingest and index documents, configure connectors and tags, and verify retrieval |

| `run-tool` | Call one integration tool directly with Sim-managed credentials |

The repository is also a native Claude Code and Codex plugin, which exposes the same skills under the `sim` namespace (`sim:build-workflow`, `sim:run-workflow`, and so on).

The skills assume `sim` is installed and signed in, so complete [Your first command](#your-first-command) first. They never store or print API keys. These agent skills are separate from the workspace skills you manage with [`sim skills`](/cli/skills).