Skills vs. the Prompt Library. Freeform prompts are text you paste in. Skills are auto-activating — the agent loads the right one when your request matches it (no copy-paste, no remembering tool names) — and use progressive disclosure, so only a short name + description is in context until the skill is actually needed (token-efficient). Skills are the recommended way to get repeatable, high-quality results.
Available skills
The skills work on any Network key with the matching read permission.
Every skill above is published to the one-command discovery endpoint. You can also install any of them manually.
Installing the skills
The read skills are published straight from this documentation site — Everflow serves the standard Agent Skills discovery manifests automatically athttps://developers.everflow.io/.well-known/agent-skills/index.json (0.2.0 spec, with integrity digests) and …/.well-known/skills/index.json (legacy), each SKILL.md at a stable URL. Add them with one command:
--skill <name> (e.g. --skill tracking-setup).
You can also install manually by copying a skill’s folder (SKILL.md + its references/) into your agent’s skills directory; for Claude Code that’s ~/.claude/skills/.
Once installed, just describe what you want in plain language (“how did we do last week?”, “get the tracking link for MediaBuy on ExpressVPN”, “review pending conversions on offer 12”) and the matching skill activates automatically.
Tools Reference
The raw read tools each skill is built on.
Agentic Examples
The same workflows shown as step-by-step tool traces.
Prompt Library
Freeform prompts when you’d rather drive the tools directly.
