Agent skills for Pablo, focused on making the pablo CLI available to AI agents.
For users asking for an MCP-like way for an agent to work with Pablo, this package gives the agent a CLI-backed interface: run pablo-init once to install/check auth and project readiness, then use pablo-cli whenever the agent needs to inspect or operate Pablo resources.
npx skills add pablo-team/agent-skillsThis works with Claude Code and other agent environments that support the skills format.
Sets up a workspace so an agent can use Pablo safely. It can:
- check or create lightweight repository instructions
- create
memory/user-preferences.mdfor workspace language preferences - prepare agent-specific permission guidance when needed
- install the
pablocommand with user approval - help with
pablo login - verify CLI, account, and project readiness
It stops after readiness. It does not create AEO resources, write articles, send outreach, or start automations.
Operational guidance for using an installed Pablo CLI. It tells the agent how to:
- run safe diagnostics
- interpret auth and project config
- discover command shapes with
--help - avoid leaking secrets
- use common project, AEO, analytics, lead, X search, scheduler, and plan commands
After installing the skills, ask your agent:
Use pablo-init skill to set up Pablo in this workspace.
pablo-init will guide CLI installation, account signup/login, and project readiness checks.
Once the readiness check passes, you can ask:
Use pablo-cli to show my current Pablo project.
Review current AEO performance:
Use pablo-cli to summarize my AEO visibility, competitor ranking, and weakest topics for the current project.
Find owned-content strategy from citation gaps:
Use pablo-cli to analyze where competitors are getting cited, where my brand is missing, and what public information my site already provides. Recommend the highest-leverage owned-content strategy from that evidence.
Inspect source citations:
Use pablo-cli to show which URLs are being cited in AEO results and where my site is missing.
Review topic-level performance:
Use pablo-cli to break down AEO visibility by topic and identify the strongest and weakest categories.
Audit AEO setup:
Use pablo-cli to review my AEO brands, topics, and prompts for the current project.