Installing and checking it
Install
Download SKILL.md and put it at inspired-visual-search/SKILL.md inside a
skills directory your agent reads:
| Agent | Location |
| --- | --- |
| Claude Code, one repository | .agents/skills/inspired-visual-search/SKILL.md |
| Claude Code, every project | ~/.claude/skills/inspired-visual-search/SKILL.md |
| Anything else | Whatever directory that runtime scans for skills |
The directory name matters: it is the skill's identity, and the frontmatter
name is inspired-visual-search to match. Start a new session afterwards —
most runtimes scan for skills once, at startup, so a skill added mid-session is
not discovered.
Nothing installs itself. There is no script, no post-install step and no network call in the skill; it is instructions for a model to read.
Give it something to call
The skill drives Inspired, it does not contain it. Provide one of:
- The MCP connection,
https://inspired.jetskibay.com/mcp, with your API key as a bearer token. The skill expects the tool nameslist_focus_domains,start_visual_searchandget_visual_search. - HTTP access plus the key in the environment, if your agent shells out with
curl.
Without either, a correctly working skill refuses the task and points at the docs. That is the intended behaviour, not a failure.
Check it took
Ask for something the skill should recognise, with no photo attached:
Where could I buy the lamp in a photo of my living room?
You should see it name the furniture domain rather than the default, mention
that a read takes minutes and costs one request, and ask for the image — not
start guessing at lamps.
Then try it with a real photo and watch for three things:
- One
start_visual_searchcall, not several. - Polling that waits the interval the response asks for.
- A report that says spotted and visually similar, never identified or found.
If you see two starts for one image, the agent is not following the skill and you have just spent two of ten requests.
Uninstalling
Delete the directory. Nothing else was written anywhere.
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