Web app editing

You can do everything from the CLI, but the web app is useful for quick edits, reviewing files inside a skill before pulling it, and managing visibility.

Viewing a skill

Every skill page shows the complete file tree for its latest version. Navigate to /skill/skill-name or find it in the skills directory.

The file browser

The skill page has a split-pane file browser:

• Left panel — file tree with folders and files. Click to navigate.
• Right panel — shows the selected file's content with syntax highlighting.
• SKILL.md is selected by default when you load the page.
• A version badge shows which release you're looking at.

Editing your skills

If you own a skill (you pushed it or created it), you can edit files directly in the browser.

1. Select a file in the tree. An edit button appears if you're the owner.
2. Make changes inline. The content panel becomes an editor.
3. Publish a new version when you're done (see below).

Publishing a new version

When you save edits, a new immutable version is created — same as running npx sundial-hub push from the CLI. Bump the version number and add an optional changelog note.

Managing visibility

From your skill or assistant page, change who can see it:

Your dashboard

The dashboard shows everything you own — both public and private. From here you can:

• See all your skills and assistants in one place
• View download/use counts and version history
• Edit files and publish new versions
• Toggle visibility
• Generate and manage API tokens for CLI access

CLI vs web