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SkillMeat Web Interface Guide

This guide covers the SkillMeat web interface, including launching the UI, managing collections, deploying artifacts, and viewing analytics.

Visual Overview

SkillMeat Dashboard showing analytics overview with stats cards, usage trends, and top artifacts
SkillMeat Dashboard showing analytics overview with stats cards, usage trends, and top artifacts
Complete dashboard view with all widgets
Complete dashboard view with all widgets

Table of Contents

Launching the Web UI

Starting the Development Server

For development with hot reload and detailed logging:

skillmeat web dev

The server starts at http://localhost:3000 and automatically reloads when files change. Useful for testing changes and development work.

Starting the Production Server

For production deployment:

skillmeat web start

Starts the optimized production server at http://localhost:3000. Use this for stable, long-running instances.

Custom Configuration

For a complete list of all available options and examples, see the CLI Reference.

Some common customizations:

# Custom ports
skillmeat web start --api-port 8080 --web-port 3001

# Custom host for API server (e.g., allow remote access)
skillmeat web start --api-host 0.0.0.0

Accessing the Web UI

Open your browser and navigate to:

  • Local access: http://localhost:3000
  • Remote access: http://<server-ip>:3000

The first load may take 10-20 seconds as collections are indexed.

Dashboard Overview

The dashboard appears when you first log in and provides an at-a-glance view of your SkillMeat setup.

Key Metrics

Collection Summary: - Total artifacts (all types) - Count by artifact type (skills, commands, agents, MCP servers) - Locally installed vs. from marketplace

Recent Activity: - Latest artifact additions - Recent deployments - Last sync timestamp - Last update check

Quick Stats: - Total projects configured - Artifacts with updates available - Security warnings (if any) - Storage usage

Dashboard Cards

Quick Actions: - Add Artifact - Open add dialog - Deploy - Quick deploy wizard - Sync - Trigger immediate sync - Settings - Access configuration

Usage Analytics: - Most-used artifacts (top 5) - Artifact types distribution (pie chart) - Deployment status (deployed/pending)

System Status: - SkillMeat CLI version - Database size - Last backup timestamp - API connectivity

Collections Navigation

The Collections Navigation system allows you to manage multiple collections and organize artifacts into groups, with persistent memory of your selections across sessions.

Collection Switcher

Location: Sidebar dropdown menu (top section)

The Collection Switcher lets you switch between different collections:

How to Use:

  1. Click the collection dropdown in the sidebar (shows current collection name)
  2. Browse available collections in the dropdown
  3. Click a collection name to switch to it
  4. Your selection is automatically saved and remembered the next time you log in

Features:

  • Persistent Selection: Your last selected collection is remembered across browser sessions (via localStorage)
  • Quick Access: Switch between collections without page reload
  • Visual Indicator: Current collection is highlighted in the dropdown
  • Fallback Handling: If your previously selected collection no longer exists, the app automatically selects the first available collection

Groups Functionality

Location: Within each collection (sidebar under selected collection)

Groups allow you to organize artifacts within a collection for easier browsing and management. You can also manage groups from the "All Collections" view using a two-step selection process.

Creating Groups

  1. Click the "Manage Groups" option in the sidebar or collection menu
  2. Click "Add Group" button
  3. Enter group name and optional description
  4. Click "Create"

Managing Groups

  1. Click "Manage Groups" to open the groups dialog
  2. Edit: Click edit icon next to any group to modify name/description
  3. Delete: Click delete icon to remove a group (artifacts are not deleted)
  4. Reorder: Drag and drop groups to change their order
  5. Click "Save" to apply changes
Copying a Group to Another Collection
  1. In the group list, click the menu icon (⋮) on the group you want to copy
  2. Select "Copy Group"
  3. Choose the target collection from the dropdown
  4. Click "Confirm Copy"
  5. The group will be copied with all its artifacts to the target collection
  6. The new group will be named with " (Copy)" suffix (e.g., "Frontend Development (Copy)")

What Happens During Copy: - The group structure and metadata are copied to the target collection - All artifacts in the group are automatically added to the target collection (if not already present) - Duplicate artifacts are not created - existing artifacts are simply added to the new group - The copy is atomic - either the entire operation succeeds or nothing changes

Viewing Grouped Artifacts

  1. Select a group from the sidebar to view artifacts in that group
  2. Artifacts within a group are displayed in a dedicated view
  3. All standard filtering, searching, and sorting options apply

Adding Artifacts to Groups

From a Specific Collection:

  1. Click artifact card or open details drawer
  2. Select "Add to Group" option
  3. Choose destination group(s)
  4. Changes sync automatically

From All Collections View (No Collection Selected):

  1. Click artifact card or open details drawer
  2. Select "Add to Group" option
  3. First Step - Select Collection: Choose which collection to add the group to
  4. Only collections containing the artifact are shown
  5. This ensures you're adding to a group in a collection where the artifact exists
  6. Second Step - Select Group: Choose one or more groups in that collection to add the artifact to
  7. Click "Add" to confirm
  8. The artifact is now in the selected group(s)

Tip: This two-step process in All Collections view helps you organize artifacts across multiple collections without needing to navigate to each collection individually.

Discovery Banner

Location: Top of collections browser (when new artifacts are discovered)

The Discovery Banner notifies you when SkillMeat finds new artifacts from configured sources (GitHub, local paths, marketplace).

How to Use:

  1. When new artifacts are discovered, a blue banner appears at the top
  2. Click "View New Artifacts" to see the discovery results
  3. Select artifacts you want to import
  4. Click "Import Selected" to add them to your collection

Skipping Artifacts:

  1. In the discovery view, click the skip (X) icon next to any artifact
  2. Click "Remember My Choices" to avoid seeing skipped artifacts again
  3. Your preferences are stored for future discoveries

Dismissing the Banner:

  • Click the X button on the banner to dismiss it
  • The banner will reappear if new artifacts are discovered

Collections Browser

The Collections section lets you browse and manage your artifact library.

View Toggle: - Grid view - Visual cards with icons - List view - Detailed table with all metadata - Compact view - Minimal listing

Sorting: - Name (A-Z) - Date added (newest first) - Last modified (newest first) - Type (skills, commands, agents, MCP) - Source (local, GitHub, marketplace)

Searching and Filtering

Search:

Enter keywords to search across:

  • Artifact names
  • Descriptions
  • Tags
  • Author/publisher

Search examples:

  • "python automation" - Find artifacts mentioning Python and automation
  • "tag:productivity" - Find artifacts with productivity tag
  • "source:github" - Find artifacts from GitHub
  • "type:skill" - Find only skills

Filters:

  • Type: Skills, Commands, Agents, MCP Servers
  • Source: Local, GitHub, Marketplace, Teams
  • Status: Active, Inactive, Updates Available
  • License: MIT, Apache, GPL, etc.
  • Tags: Multi-select from available tags

Artifact Details Drawer

Click any artifact to open the details drawer with:

Header:

  • Artifact name and icon
  • Type badge
  • Status indicator
  • Quick actions (deploy, edit, delete)

Information:

  • Description (full text)
  • Author/publisher
  • Version
  • License
  • Tags
  • Source link (clickable)

Metadata:

  • Date added
  • Last modified
  • Installation count (from marketplace)
  • User rating (if published)

Actions:

  • View source - Open source repository
  • Deploy - Deploy to project
  • Update - If update available
  • Edit tags - Modify artifact tags
  • Delete - Remove from collection
  • Share - Generate share link

Artifact Management

Adding Artifacts

Via Add Dialog:

  1. Click "Add Artifact" button
  2. Choose source:
  3. GitHub (specify user/repo/path)
  4. Local path (browse filesystem)
  5. Marketplace (search and select)
  6. Team vault (select from shared collections)
  7. Confirm artifact location
  8. Add to your collection

Via GitHub:

Enter: anthropics/skills/document-skills/docx
Resolves to latest stable version

Via Marketplace:

  1. Search marketplace
  2. Click listing
  3. Click "Install to Collection"
  4. Choose conflict strategy if artifact exists

Editing Metadata

Click the edit icon on an artifact card to modify:

  • Tags
  • Custom description
  • Local notes
  • Custom aliases
  • Disable/enable status

Changes sync automatically to your collection.

Bulk Operations

Select Multiple Artifacts:

  • Click checkboxes on artifact cards
  • Use Ctrl+A to select all (filtered results)
  • Actions toolbar appears at bottom

Bulk Actions:

  • Deploy selected - Choose project and deploy all
  • Delete selected - Remove multiple artifacts
  • Update tags - Add/remove tags from selection
  • Export - Create bundle from selection
  • Publish - Publish selected to marketplace

Sync Status

The Sync Status tab shows comparison views for tracking artifact versions across the SkillMeat system.

Upstream Status Section

Compares your collection artifact with its source on GitHub:

  • Latest upstream version - Most recent version available
  • Current collection version - What you have in your collection
  • File differences - Detailed diff view of changed files
  • Pull from upstream - Button to fetch latest changes

Use this to keep your collection synchronized with upstream updates and review changes before pulling them in.

Project Comparison Section

Compares collection artifacts with deployed versions in projects:

In Collection View:

  • Project selector at top - Choose which project to compare against
  • Current collection version on left
  • Deployed project version on right
  • File-level diffs shown in center

In Project View:

  • Automatically compares against current project
  • Shows what's deployed vs. what's in collection
  • Helps identify local modifications or updates

Viewing and Applying Changes

Diff View:

  • Modified files listed with status (added, modified, removed, renamed)
  • Click file to view side-by-side diff
  • Navigate between changes with arrows

Actions:

  • Pull/Deploy - Apply changes to collection or project
  • Review Details - Expand file diffs for detailed review
  • Merge - Use merge workflow for complex changes

Notification Center

The Notification Center keeps you informed about important events in SkillMeat, including imports, syncs, errors, and system messages.

Accessing Notifications

Location: Bell icon in the header (top-right corner)

The bell icon shows:

  • Unread Badge: Red badge with count of unread notifications
  • Visual Indicator: Bell icon highlights when new notifications arrive
  • Quick Access: Click bell icon to open notification drawer

Notification Types

SkillMeat supports the following notification types:

Import Results - Triggered when you import artifacts (bulk import, add from marketplace, etc.) - Shows number of successful and failed imports - Click to expand and see detailed import log

Sync Results - Triggered after syncing your collection with upstream sources - Shows what was synced and any conflicts - Includes timestamp of sync completion

Error Notifications - System errors, network issues, API failures - Shows error message and timestamp - May include "Retry" or "View Details" actions

Info Notifications - General system messages and status updates - Tips and helpful information - Announcements about new features or maintenance

Working with Notifications

Expanding Details:

  1. Click any notification to expand it
  2. For import results, see full list of imported artifacts and reasons for failures
  3. For errors, view detailed error message and troubleshooting suggestions
  4. Click again to collapse

Clearing Notifications:

  1. Individual: Click X button on any notification to dismiss it
  2. All: Click "Clear All" button at bottom of notification drawer to dismiss everything

Maximum Notifications:

  • The system keeps the 50 most recent notifications
  • Older notifications are automatically removed (FIFO)
  • Clearing manually doesn't affect this auto-cleanup

Notification Persistence:

  • Notifications persist across browser sessions (stored in localStorage)
  • Even after closing and reopening the app, your notification history remains
  • This helps you catch up on what happened while you were away

Tips for Managing Notifications

  • Review Imports: Check import result notifications to ensure all artifacts imported correctly
  • Monitor Errors: Watch for error notifications and address issues promptly
  • Sync Status: After bulk operations, check sync results to verify completion
  • Clear Clutter: Remove old notifications to keep focus on recent activity

Deploying to Projects

The deploy interface lets you distribute artifacts to projects and manage deployments.

Starting a Deployment

Method 1: From Artifact Card

  1. Click artifact
  2. Click "Deploy" in drawer
  3. Proceed to target selection

Method 2: Bulk Deploy

  1. Select artifacts (checkboxes)
  2. Click "Deploy Selected" button
  3. Proceed to target selection

Method 3: Deploy Page

  1. Click "Deploy" in sidebar
  2. Select artifacts
  3. Select project
  4. Configure options

Target Selection

Choose Project:

  1. Browse available projects
  2. Filter by location, type, etc.
  3. Click project to select
  4. Click "Next"

Scope Selection:

Choose deployment scope:

  • User Scope - Global to all projects
  • Local Scope - This project only
  • Project Scope - Specific subdirectory

Conflict Resolution

If artifacts already exist:

Available Strategies:

  • Merge - Overwrite with new version
  • Fork - Keep both versions (rename new)
  • Skip - Keep existing, don't install
  • Ask - Prompt for each conflict

Select strategy and click "Next"

Review and Deploy

Review Summary:

  • Artifacts to deploy
  • Target project
  • Scope
  • Total size
  • Estimated time

Deploy Options:

  • Dry run - Simulate without changes
  • Backup - Backup project before deploy
  • Verify - Run verification after deploy

Click "Deploy" to start. Monitor progress with:

  • Real-time status updates
  • Success/error messages
  • Detailed log (expand for details)

Post-Deployment

Verification:

System automatically verifies deployment:

  • Artifacts present
  • Correct versions
  • Dependencies resolved
  • Syntax validation

Success Page:

Shows:

  • Deployment summary
  • Deployment ID (for reference)
  • Artifacts deployed
  • Next steps

Rollback (if needed):

Recent deployments offer rollback:

  1. Click deployment in activity
  2. Click "Rollback"
  3. Confirm
  4. Monitor restoration

Compositions

The Compositions page provides a unified interface for managing three types of higher-tier artifact compositions: Bundles, Deployment Sets, and Scaffold Templates.

Accessing Compositions

Navigate to Compositions in the Library section of the sidebar. The page uses a three-tab interface to organize different composition types.

Bundles Tab

Bundles are distributable artifact packages designed for sharing and deployment across environments.

Viewing Bundles: 1. Navigate to the Bundles tab in Compositions 2. Browse all available bundles in your collection 3. Click a bundle card to view details

Creating a Bundle: 1. Click Create Bundle 2. Use the bundle creation wizard to: - Name your bundle - Add artifacts (skills, commands, agents, etc.) - Configure bundle settings - Review and finalize

Bundle Features: - Reproducible package format (.skillmeat-pack) - Portable across environments - Version-locked artifact dependencies - Marketplace distribution ready

Deployment Sets Tab

Deployment Sets let you group related artifacts into reusable deployment bundles. Instead of deploying artifacts one at a time, you can create a named set and deploy all its members in a single action.

Creating a Set: 1. Click Create Set in the Deployment Sets tab 2. Enter a name and optional description 3. Choose a color and icon for visual identification 4. Click Create

Managing Members: Open a set by clicking its card. In the Members tab:

  • Click Add Members to open the member picker
  • Browse three tabs: Artifacts, Groups, and Sets (nested composition)
  • Use search and type filters to find specific artifacts
  • Selected members show an "already selected" visual state
  • Members are organized in collapsible sections by type

Batch Deploying: 1. Open a deployment set 2. Click Batch Deploy in the header 3. Select a target project and deployment profile 4. Review the resolved artifact list (nested sets are flattened automatically) 5. Click Deploy — results show per-artifact success/failure status

Set Details: Clicking a set card opens a tabbed modal with:

  • Overview: Set name, description, member count, tags, and metadata. Name and description are editable inline.
  • Members: Grid of member cards with type badges. Add/remove members directly.
  • Groups: Collection-scoped groups associated with the set.

Tags support colored badges and use the same 100-character limit as artifact tags.

Scaffold Templates Tab

Scaffold Templates are parameterized project templates that generate project structure when instantiated.

Viewing Templates: 1. Click the Scaffold Templates tab 2. Browse available templates with descriptions and configuration details 3. Click a template card to view full information

Template Information: Each template shows: - Template name and description - Configuration schema (YAML format) - Required and optional parameters - Member artifacts included in the template

Using Templates: To scaffold a new project from a template: 1. Open a template card 2. Review the configuration and member list 3. Click Use Template or Create Project 4. Follow the scaffolding workflow to complete project setup

Template Management: - View template metadata and version information - Review parameterization schema - See which artifacts are included - Check configuration options before use

Color & Icon Customization

Colors and icons can be customized globally from the Settings page and are used across Groups and Deployment Sets.

Custom Colors

  1. Navigate to Settings → Colors tab
  2. Add custom colors using the hex input or color picker
  3. Remove colors by clicking the delete button
  4. Changes propagate immediately to all color selectors in the application

Icon Packs

  1. Navigate to Settings → Icons tab
  2. Browse installed icon packs and their icon counts
  3. Click a pack to view all its icons in a large viewer dialog
  4. Install new packs from a URL or by uploading a file
  5. Remove unused packs

The shared icon picker appears in Group and Deployment Set create/edit dialogs, replacing the previous fixed dropdown.

Memory & Context Workspace

The Memory workspace gives each project a dedicated triage and context composition flow.

Accessing Memory

  1. Open a project.
  2. Navigate to /projects/[id]/memory.
  3. Use the Memory Inbox tab to review candidate memories.
  4. Use the Context Modules tab to build reusable module selectors.

Memory Inbox Workflow

  • Review candidate items by type, status, and confidence.
  • Promote useful items (candidate -> active -> stable).
  • Deprecate stale or incorrect items.
  • Use keyboard shortcuts for high-speed triage (J/K, A, E, R, M, ?).

Context Modules and Packs

  • Create modules with selector rules:
  • memory types
  • minimum confidence
  • file patterns
  • workflow stages
  • Preview context packs with token budget limits.
  • Generate finalized packs for agent runs.

For full usage details, see: - docs/user/guides/memory-context-system.md - docs/user/guides/memory-inbox.md - docs/user/guides/context-modules.md

Analytics Dashboard

The Analytics section provides insights into artifact usage and deployment patterns.

Usage Analytics

Top Artifacts:

  • Most frequently used artifacts
  • Usage count
  • Last 30-day trend
  • Artifact type distribution

Usage by Type:

  • Chart showing distribution (skills, commands, agents, MCP)
  • Percentage breakdown
  • Growth trends

Usage Timeline:

  • 30-day usage history
  • Daily granularity
  • Hover for details
  • Trend indicators

Deployment Analytics

Deployment Map:

  • Projects by location
  • Artifact count per project
  • Deployment status
  • Last sync time

Deployment Trends:

  • New deployments per day
  • Deployment success rate
  • Average deployment time
  • Most deployed artifacts

Update Management

Updates Available:

  • Artifacts with available updates
  • Update type (minor, patch, major)
  • Release date
  • Update notes
  • Auto-update status

Update History:

  • Recent updates applied
  • Update source
  • Timestamp
  • Deployment status

Export Analytics

Generate Report:

  1. Select date range
  2. Choose metrics
  3. Select format (PDF, CSV, JSON)
  4. Download or email report

Settings and Configuration

Profile Settings

Account:

  • Display name
  • Email
  • Avatar/profile picture
  • Timezone
  • Language

Preferences:

  • Default view (grid/list)
  • Default sort order
  • Items per page
  • Auto-refresh interval
  • Theme (light/dark)

API Configuration

API Keys:

  • Generate new API key
  • View existing keys
  • Revoke keys
  • Set key permissions

API Settings:

  • Rate limit
  • Webhook configuration
  • API logging level

Integration Settings

GitHub Integration:

  • Connect GitHub account
  • Select authorized repositories
  • Configure personal access token
  • View authorized scopes

Marketplace Integration:

  • Configure marketplace brokers
  • Set preferred broker
  • Marketplace API token (if required)
  • Publisher settings

Tag Management

Access tag management from Settings → Tags in the sidebar.

Tag Manager (/settings/tags): - View all tags with artifact usage counts - Create new tags with name, color, and auto-generated slug - Inline editing: click a tag name to rename, click color swatch to recolor - Delete tags with confirmation showing affected artifact count - Search and filter tags by name or slug

For detailed tag usage instructions, see the Tags User Guide.

Colors and Icons Management

SkillMeat provides dedicated tabs in Settings for managing custom colors and icon packs:

Colors Tab (/settings/colors): - Create and manage custom colors used throughout the application - Add colors via hex input or interactive color picker - Remove colors you no longer need - Colors propagate instantly to all color selectors (Groups, Deployment Sets, etc.)

Icons Tab (/settings/icons): - Browse and manage installed icon packs - View icon count for each pack - Preview all icons in a pack using the large viewer dialog - Install new icon packs from URL or file upload - Remove unused icon packs

These customizations are used when creating or editing Groups and Deployment Sets.

Data Management

Backups:

  • View backup history
  • Create manual backup
  • Download backup
  • Restore from backup

Import/Export:

  • Export collection (select artifacts)
  • Import collection/bundle
  • Export analytics data
  • Clear cache

Security

Two-Factor Authentication:

  • Enable 2FA
  • View recovery codes
  • Manage trusted devices

Session Management:

  • View active sessions
  • Sign out other sessions
  • Set session timeout
  • View login history

API Reference

Upstream Diff Endpoint

Endpoint: GET /api/v1/artifacts/{artifact_id}/upstream-diff

Purpose: Compare a collection artifact with its GitHub upstream source or a deployed project version.

Parameters:

artifact_id: string  // Format: "type:name" (e.g., "skill:pdf-processor")
collection?: string  // Collection name (default: "default")
project_id?: string  // Optional: Project ID for project comparison

Response (200 OK):

{
  "artifact_id": "skill:pdf-processor",
  "artifact_name": "pdf-processor",
  "artifact_type": "skill",
  "collection_name": "default",
  "upstream_source": "anthropics/skills/pdf",
  "upstream_version": "v2.1.0",
  "has_changes": true,
  "files": [
    {
      "file_path": "SKILL.md",
      "status": "modified",  // added | modified | removed | renamed
      "collection_hash": "abc123def456",
      "upstream_hash": "xyz789abc123",
      "size_bytes": 2048,
      "content_preview": "..."  // First 500 chars
    }
  ],
  "summary": {
    "total_changes": 5,
    "added": 1,
    "modified": 3,
    "removed": 1,
    "renamed": 0
  }
}

Error Responses:

  • 400 Bad Request - Invalid artifact ID or no upstream source configured
  • 401 Unauthorized - User not authenticated
  • 404 Not Found - Artifact not found
  • 500 Internal Error - Server error

Example Usage:

# Compare with upstream
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" \
  "http://localhost:3000/api/v1/artifacts/skill:pdf-processor/upstream-diff?collection=default"

# Compare with project deployment
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" \
  "http://localhost:3000/api/v1/artifacts/skill:pdf-processor/upstream-diff?collection=default&project_id=my-project"

Keyboard Shortcuts

Navigation:

  • ? - Show shortcuts help
  • g h - Go to home/dashboard
  • g c - Go to collections
  • g d - Go to deployments
  • g a - Go to analytics
  • g s - Go to settings

Search and Filter:

  • / - Focus search box
  • Esc - Clear search
  • Ctrl+K - Quick command palette
  • Ctrl+F - Filter current view

Artifact Actions:

  • d - Deploy selected
  • e - Edit selected
  • Shift+Del - Delete selected
  • t - Add tags
  • Ctrl+C - Copy artifact details

View Control:

  • v g - Switch to grid view
  • v l - Switch to list view
  • v c - Switch to compact view
  • Ctrl+[ - Decrease content width
  • Ctrl+] - Increase content width

Dialog Controls:

  • Enter - Confirm dialog
  • Esc - Cancel dialog
  • Tab - Move focus
  • Shift+Tab - Move focus backward

Troubleshooting

Web Server Won't Start

Problem: "Port 3000 already in use"

Solution: 

# Use different port
skillmeat web start --web-port 3001

# Or kill existing process
lsof -i :3000
kill -9 <PID>

Performance Issues

Slow Loading: 1. Check browser cache: Ctrl+Shift+Delete 2. Clear app cache: skillmeat cache clear 3. Reduce collection size (temporarily disable large artifacts) 4. Check network connectivity

Slow Deployments: 1. Check network speed 2. Reduce artifact size 3. Check system resources (disk, CPU) 4. Use smaller bulk operations

UI Not Responding

Symptoms: Buttons not responding, interface frozen

Solutions: 1. Refresh browser: Ctrl+R 2. Hard refresh: Ctrl+Shift+R 3. Clear browser cache and cookies 4. Restart web server: skillmeat web stop && skillmeat web start 5. Check browser console for errors (F12)

Authentication Issues

Can't Log In: 1. Verify credentials 2. Clear browser cookies 3. Try different browser 4. Check if user account is active

Session Expired: - Log in again - Reduce session timeout in settings - Check for server clock skew

Deployment Failures

Deployment Stuck in Progress: 1. Check network connectivity 2. Verify target project is accessible 3. Try dry-run first 4. Check server logs: tail -f ~/.skillmeat/logs/web.log

Artifacts Not Appearing After Deploy: 1. Refresh browser 2. Check deployment logs 3. Verify project location 4. Check user permissions

Integration Issues

Marketplace Not Loading: 1. Check internet connectivity 2. Verify marketplace URL reachable 3. Clear marketplace cache: skillmeat cache clear marketplace 4. Check API key (if required)

GitHub Integration Not Working: 1. Verify personal access token 2. Check token permissions 3. Verify repository is accessible 4. Check authorization scopes

Getting Help

If issues persist:

  1. Check Logs:
tail -f ~/.skillmeat/logs/web.log
tail -f ~/.skillmeat/logs/api.log
  1. Diagnose Environment:
skillmeat web doctor

  1. Contact Support:

  2. Email: support@skillmeat.com

  3. GitHub Issues: https://github.com/skillmeat/skillmeat/issues
  4. Discussions: https://github.com/skillmeat/skillmeat/discussions

See Also