Agent Skills Overview
Agent Skills let coding agents do real work on your Semantius platform: generate models, evolve schemas, configure RBAC, and deploy changes. They install into any agent that supports the Agent Skills format.
What Skills Do
Each skill is a structured, repeatable procedure an agent can invoke:
- Business Analyst: build a custom model from scratch by interviewing the domain.
- Schema Editor: add, rename, or refactor entities and fields without breaking existing data (Customize or Extend flow).
- RBAC Configurator: define roles, permissions, and access policies.
- Deployer: roll changes forward to a live environment when you’re ready.
- Optimizer: reverse-engineer a live module back into a markdown spec to audit and refine.
Skills give agents a vocabulary and a workflow, instead of leaving them to improvise. The artifact they produce is a semantic model file.
Installation
Install the Semantius CLI and skills into your agent of choice. The skills are agent-agnostic: anything that supports Agent Skills can use them.
Among the agents we test against:
- OpenClaw
- Claude Code
If your agent supports Agent Skills, it works.
The skills also call into your platform’s MCP connectors under the hood, so make sure those are wired up too.
Ready-to-Use Models
Skills are also how ready-to-use models are installed and customized. You can pull a published template into your platform, fork it, and let the skills handle the migration steps so the underlying data stays consistent.
Next Steps
- Installation →: install the CLI, set credentials, and add the skills to your agent.
- Create a Model →: build a custom semantic model from scratch.
- Templates →: browse curated models you can deploy as-is.
- Deploy →: ship a model to a live Semantius instance.
- Optimize →: pull a live module back into a markdown spec.