Still manually copy-pasting agent configurations? Still worried that downloaded Skills may contain backdoors or vulnerabilities?
ASK (Agent Skills Kit) 1.0 is officially released today—redefining how enterprises manage agent skills.
As AI Agents rapidly proliferate, tools like Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf are reshaping how we develop software. But have you encountered these pain points:
π€― Configuration fragmentation: Team members use different tools such as Claude and Cursor, each with incompatible configuration formats, making organization-wide distribution and governance extremely difficult.
π΅️ Scattered high-quality resources: Useful Skills are spread across countless GitHub repositories, driving up the cost of discovery, evaluation, and maintenance for enterprises.
π¨ Security and compliance risks: Community-provided Skills are rarely audited. Do they contain malicious code? Will they exfiltrate sensitive enterprise data such as API keys? Introducing them poses serious security risks.
π’ Restricted intranet environments: Many enterprises operate in air-gapped or tightly controlled networks, unable to access external resources, severely limiting agent capabilities.
Today, ASK 1.0 officially arrives—and all of these problems are solved.
What Is ASK?
ASK stands for Agent Skills Kit. You can think of it as the npm or brew of the AI agent ecosystem, and more importantly, as next-generation infrastructure for agent skill governance.
With a single command, ASK lets you install, manage, and upgrade powerful “Skills” for agents such as Claude, Cursor, and Codex—instantly and consistently.
π₯ The 1.0 “Game-Changer” Feature: Security Audit
In version 1.0, we introduce the most anticipated capability—ask check security scanning.
The more powerful an agent becomes, the greater the risk. No one wants a Skill downloaded from the internet to silently upload AWS credentials or spawn a reverse shell in the background.
ASK 1.0 ships with an enterprise-grade security scanning engine:
π Secret detection: Uses entropy analysis and regex matching to accurately detect leaks of over 100 types of sensitive credentials, including AWS, Google, Slack, and more.
π£ Dangerous command interception: Automatically scans for high-risk operations such as
rm -rf,nc -e,chmod 777, and similar patterns.π¦ Malware identification: Detects binary payloads disguised as text files, as well as obfuscated or suspicious code.
π Professional reports: Generates HTML or Markdown audit reports for clear, auditable security and compliance reviews.
π‘️ ASK’s promise: Your agents should be powerful—and secure.
✨ Why Choose ASK?
1. Blazing Fast ⚡
Written entirely in Go with zero runtime dependencies. Supports concurrent downloads and sparse checkout, enabling second-level installations with no wasted time.
2. Universal Compatibility π€
One tool for all agents. Automatically detects and configures:
✅ Claude Desktop (
.claude/)✅ Cursor (
.cursor/)✅ OpenAI Codex (
.codex/)✅ Windsurf / Trae / Goose …
3. Offline-First π
Specifically optimized for enterprise intranet and confidential environments.ask install --offline prioritizes local caches—no internet required.
4. Team Consistency π€
Supports the ask.lock version-locking mechanism. Ensures that all team members and CI/CD pipelines use identical Skill versions, eliminating friction caused by environment drift.
5. Infinite Skills π
Aggregates highly rated Skills from Anthropic, OpenAI, Vercel, and the GitHub community by default.
Need something? Just run ask search.
π Get Started Now
Install ASK
macOS / Linux (Homebrew):
Go Install:
Your First ASK Workflow
π Join the Community
ASK is open source—and we welcome your support.
GitHub: https://github.com/yeasy/ask (Stars appreciated)
Feedback: Feel free to open Issues or submit PRs to help make ASK better.
ASK 1.0 is more than a tool—it is the foundation for building powerful, enterprise-grade AI agents.
Download it and experience it today.
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