Edit body and metadata in place
Rewrite a skill's instructions and adjust its metadata directly in the hub, then Save to update the local file the CLI actually runs.
Skills
Skill editing and reveal
Edit, inspect, and tidy every skill without leaving the hub.
Overview
What Skill editing and reveal does
Selecting a skill in the Skills Hub opens it for direct editing. You can rewrite the raw body, adjust its metadata, and see the source and destination the skill points to. Save commits your changes to the local file, so the version your CLI runs stays in sync with what you edit — no separate text editor or config spelunking required.
When you need the underlying file itself, Reveal opens it in your file browser, making it easy to inspect, back up, or hand-edit outside the app. And as your collection grows, you can remove skills that have gone stale so the hub keeps showing only the workflows you still use. Every action works against local files on your own machine.
EditorMetadata
Why it matters
The payoff for your AI memory
Reveal the real source file
Open any skill's underlying file in your file browser to inspect, back up, or edit it outside 1AIVault whenever you need to.
Prune stale skills
Remove skill entries you no longer use so the hub stays focused on current workflows instead of accumulating dead commands.
How it works
From first launch to reusable memory
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Select a skill in the Skills Hub to open it in the editor.
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Edit the raw body and metadata, then click Save to commit changes.
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Use Reveal to open the source file in your file browser.
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Remove any skill entry that has gone stale to keep the list clean.
FAQ
Common questions
How do I edit a skill in 1AIVault?
Select it in the Skills Hub to open the editor, change the raw body or metadata, and click Save. Your edits are written straight to the local source file.
Where is a skill's source file stored?
Skills live as local files on your machine. Use the Reveal action to open the exact source file in your file browser for inspection or backup.
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