Using Your Purchase
How to use purchased AI skills and rules with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, and other AI tools.
What you get
What you download from Skly depends on what you bought.
A skill is a folder that contains organized instructions, scripts, and resources that teach an AI agent how to perform a specific task.
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
SKILL.md | Required. Instructions and metadata for the AI agent. |
scripts/ | Optional. Code files (.py, .ts, .js) that the agent can run. |
references/ | Optional. Documentation that the agent can read. |
assets/ | Optional. Templates, resources, or other files. |
Using skills
Skills work best in environments where the AI can discover, read, and run files on its own. They use progressive disclosure. Your AI loads the metadata first, reads the full instructions as a matching task arises, and accesses scripts or resources as needed.
Filesystem-based agents are the most capable option because they can access the entire skill bundle, including scripts and resources.
Place the skill folder in your project or a configured directory. Claude Code discovers skills automatically and activates them using shell commands like cat /path/to/my-skill/SKILL.md.
Bundled scripts and resources are accessed through the filesystem during execution.
Using rules
Rules are permanent. Place the file once, and your AI tool loads it automatically each time it interacts.
Place the .md file in your project's .cursor/rules/ directory.
Cursor picks it up automatically and applies the instructions to your coding workflow.