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Each skill is a small contract — what Ari can do (search, send, schedule, look something up) and what it'll need (a token, an open app). Copy a code, paste it into AriCore, review what it does, install. No accounts. No marketplace. No analytics.
Tap Copy code. A short text code lands on your clipboard — that's the whole skill, self-contained.
Settings → Skills → Import skill → Paste from clipboard. AriCore decodes the code and shows what it does.
Every skill goes through a review screen — URLs it'll hit, tokens it'll need, requests it'll send. You see it all, then tap install.
Every skill here was hand-written against an API we trust and tested in AriCore. Nothing in this library is user-submitted — the URL it'll talk to and the shape of the request are both fixed by us.
If you want to write your own, the same import flow accepts hand-rolled JSON or any ARI-S1: code a friend sends you. Built something good? Send it to the curator for review.
API tokens (Brave key, Slack webhook, etc.) live in your iPhone's Keychain and never leave the device. Codes you share with others carry the contract — not the secrets.
Every call still goes through AriCore's per-action approval gate, so the model can't run a skill without you tapping Allow first.