MemoryMarket ships two Claude Code / Codex / Cursor skills inside the memorymarket npm package. Skills let your AI agent drive the CLI end-to-end — you only confirm decisions, the agent runs every command. Two skills cover the full lifecycle: /mm-publish (creator) and /mm-add (buyer). Pack extraction runs inline inside /mm-publish Phase 3; wiki integration runs inline inside /mm-add Phase 4 — there are no separate skills for those.
The skills ship in the npm package under skills/. Install the CLI, then ask your agent to copy them into its skills directory:
The agent locates the skills inside the installed package, copies them to ~/.claude/skills/ (Claude Code) or the equivalent path for your agent, and confirms when both are active.
Creator path. Drives the publish flow — auth gate, signing key setup, memory source discovery, pack assembly, and publish. The user creates the draft on the web at /sell/new first, copies the pack-id from the URL, and pastes it into /mm-publish --pack-id <uuid>. The skill never creates drafts; that always happens on the web.
Buyer / installer path. Wraps mm install and an optional inline wiki-integration step into one conversational flow. Asks for the pack-ref and scope, runs the install, patches the host agent rules file with a managed block, and optionally weaves the pack into your knowledge wiki (Phase 4 runs the wiki integration inline — no separate skill needed).
The skills are conversational wrappers around the same mm CLI commands you can run by hand. Anything a skill does, you can do with a sequence of CLI calls — the skill exists so you do not have to memorize the order or remember when to run mm whoami vs mm login vs mm keygen. See MM-AMP Integration for the raw CLI reference.
Each skill page below mirrors the SKILL.md file shipped inside the npm package. If the docs and the SKILL.md disagree, the SKILL.md wins — that is what your agent actually reads at invocation time.