What are skrpts?
Everything you need to know about skrpts, how they work, and what you can do with them.
The basics
A skrpt is a pre-built AI workflow package. It's a collection of connected components — skills, prompts, workflows, sources, documents, and assets — that work together to accomplish a specific task.
Think of a skrpt like a recipe. Each one bundles everything you need: the instructions (prompts), the capabilities (skills), the reference material (sources), and the orchestration logic (workflows) that ties it all together.
What's inside a skrpt?
Skills
Defined capabilities — what the AI can do. Each skill has a clear purpose, inputs, and outputs.
Prompts
The instructions that drive the AI. System prompts, task prompts, and templates with variable placeholders.
Workflows
Multi-step pipelines that chain skills and prompts together into an end-to-end process.
Sources
Reference material — style guides, API docs, frameworks — that skills and prompts draw on.
Documents
Templates, checklists, and structured documents that support the workflow.
Assets
Reusable resources — HTML templates, format specifications, reference data.
How do I use them?
Browse the Hub
Find a skrpt that matches what you're trying to do. Browse by category or search for specific workflows.
Import into skrptiq
Open the skrptiq desktop app and import the skrpt with a single click. All components are pulled in automatically.
Customise and run
Use the skrpt as-is, or fork individual components to adapt them to your needs. Connect your own AI services and you're ready to go.
Frequently asked questions
Are skrpts free? +
All official skrpts on the Hub are free and open source under the MIT licence. You can use, modify, and share them freely. The skrptiq app itself is where you run them.
Do I need the skrptiq app? +
The desktop app is the best way to use skrpts — one-click import, visual editing, version management, and execution. However, skrpts are just files in a git repository, so power users can clone and work with them directly.
What AI services do skrpts use? +
Each skrpt declares which AI services it needs — typically providers like Anthropic Claude or OpenAI GPT-4. You'll need your own API keys for these services. The skrpt's detail page lists all required services before you import.
Can I modify a skrpt after importing it? +
Yes. You can fork any component within a skrpt to make it your own. The app tracks which parts you've customised, so when the Hub publishes an update, you can choose to take the update or keep your version.
Can I publish my own skrpts? +
Community publishing is coming soon. When it launches, you'll be able to submit your own workflows to the Hub. All submissions go through a review process before being published.
How do I know a skrpt is safe to use? +
Every skrpt on the Hub is signed with Ed25519 and verified on import. Official skrpts are published by the skrptiq team. Verified skrpts have been reviewed by our admins. Each skrpt declares what services and permissions it needs, so you know exactly what you're installing.