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How to install the ranking data as a skill for an agent with Best Skills

Install the Best Skills repo as a skill so an agent keeps the rankings as standing context.

Remote script. The install command pulls a skill from a GitHub URL into the agent, so read the skill contents before letting the agent act on them.

Who it is forA developer who asks an agent about skill rankings often and wants that context available in every session.

The problemPasting the llms.txt link into each new session repeats the same setup work.

The outcomeThe agent loads the Best Skills skill and can use the ranking files without being given the link again.

What you need first

  • An AI agent that can fetch a URL, or a web browser to open the CSV files
  • Node.js with npx to install the skill (inferred)

Steps

  1. Make sure Node.js with npx is installed (inferred).
  2. Run npx skills add https://github.com/LinklyAI/best-skills --skill best-skills in a terminal.
  3. Start a new agent session in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenClaw.
  4. Ask the agent to list the rankings it can read and which file holds the 7-day trending data.
  5. Check that the agent cites a file from the newest dated folder under data/.

Prompt for your agent

Use the best-skills skill installed from https://github.com/LinklyAI/best-skills. Name the ranking list that answers this question: <your question>, then give the CSV file path and its top three rows. Verify that the file path exists in the repo's data/ folder.

Caveat. The README gives the install command for this skill but does not describe what the skill contains beyond the ranking files, so check it before relying on it.

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