orvio skill
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orvio skill

Writes the Orvio skill, a short optional set of instructions that keeps your AI agent inside a product's design, as an Agent Skills folder (SKILL.md and references/) into ./.claude/skills/orvio, or into the folder named by --dir.

Updated 15 October 2026

Usage#

Terminal
$ orvio skill install [--dir <path>] [--force]

Writes the Orvio skill, a short optional set of instructions that keeps your AI agent inside a product's design, as an Agent Skills folder (SKILL.md and references/) into ./.claude/skills/orvio, or into the folder named by --dir. It needs no sign-in and holds no product. A file that is already there and identical is left alone; a different one is only replaced with --force.

Arguments#

NameRequiredWhat it does
installyesThe only skill command: write the skill's files.
--dir <path>noThe folder to write into, relative to where you run the command. Default .claude/skills/orvio.
--forcenoReplace files that are already there and differ. Without it, nothing is written when one differs.

Every command also accepts -h or --help.

Example#

The example ran the real CLI against a local stand-in for Orvio with a synthetic product, so names and numbers differ from yours. The words are exactly what the CLI prints.

Terminal
$ orvio skill install
Installed the Orvio skill 0.2.0 in .claude/skills/orvio (4 files). Your agent reads it from there.

$ orvio skill install
The Orvio skill 0.2.0 is already in .claude/skills/orvio. Nothing changed.

If it fails#

This command does not contact Orvio, so it has no sign-in, membership or network failures. It exits with 1 and a one-line message, writing nothing, when a file in the folder differs (add --force), when a folder sits where a file should be, or when the folder cannot be written.

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