---
title: "skills.sh (Pi, OpenCode, and other clients)"
description: "Install OrchestKit skills into Pi, OpenCode, or any skills.sh client. Starter 12, not the whole catalog. Muse Code has its own page."
canonical: "https://orchestkit.yonyon.ai/docs/getting-started/skills-sh"
---

# skills.sh (Pi, OpenCode, and other clients)

Install OrchestKit skills into Pi, OpenCode, or any skills.sh client. Starter 12, not the whole catalog. Muse Code has its own page.

import { Callout } from 'fumadocs-ui/components/callout';
import { Card, Cards } from 'fumadocs-ui/components/card';
import { HostHeading } from '@/components/host-marks';
import { HostInstall } from '@/components/host-install';
import { InstallSnippet } from '@/components/install-snippet';
import { SKILLS_SH_STARTER } from '@/lib/host-installs';

Use skills.sh when the host is not Claude Code, Cursor's `ork` marketplace plugin, Codex's `ork-codex` pack, Pi's shipped `pi` manifest, or [Muse Code](/docs/getting-started/muse). That includes **OpenCode** and other skills.sh clients.

## Starter 12

Click the chip. That copies the starter. Do not install the whole catalog on day one.

<InstallSnippet text={SKILLS_SH_STARTER} host="skills-sh" />

The skill named `implement` is the implement workflow (`/ork:implement` in Claude Code). There is no `ork-implement` on the Claude plugin; Codex uses `$ork-implement` after the [Codex pack](/docs/getting-started/codex) is installed.

Full catalog: `npx skills add yonatangross/orchestkit`. That pulls every SKILL.md the indexer found (hundreds of files). Do not treat that as unique users, and do not install the whole firehose on day one.

The implement workflow on the registry: [`implement`](https://www.skills.sh/yonatangross/orchestkit/implement).

<HostHeading host="pi" id="pi">Pi</HostHeading>

Pi's shipped path is `pi install git:github.com/yonatangross/orchestkit` ([engine guide](/docs/guides/orchestkit-on-pi-codex-cursor)). That is not an `ork-pi` pack. skills.sh below is the fallback if you only want the starter 12 as SKILL.md files.

<HostInstall host="pi" />

`${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}` still arrives as literal text in skill bodies Pi loads. Relative same-skill paths are the portable form.

<HostHeading host="muse" id="muse">Muse</HostHeading>

**Muse Code** (Meta) has its own page: [Muse Code](/docs/getting-started/muse). Same skills.sh starter, loaded from `.agents/skills`. No `ork-muse` pack.

<HostInstall host="muse" />

<HostHeading host="opencode" id="opencode">OpenCode</HostHeading>

OpenCode is the same path: skills.sh starter 12, not a separate marketplace plugin.

<HostInstall host="opencode" />

<Callout type="info">
Claude Code users should install [ork](/docs/getting-started/claude-code). Cursor users should enable **ork** from the marketplace ([Cursor](/docs/getting-started/cursor)). Codex users should install [ork-codex](/docs/getting-started/codex). skills.sh is the remainder.
</Callout>

<Cards>
  <Card title="Hosts" href="/docs/getting-started/hosts" description="Full host matrix" />
  <Card title="Codex" href="/docs/getting-started/codex" description="Native ork-codex pack" />
  <Card title="Configuration" href="/docs/getting-started/configuration" description="/ork:setup after skills land" />
</Cards>