feed

Manage the NuGet feeds used for skills. Feeds are stored in .agents/nuget.config (project, committed) or ~/.agents/nuget.config (yours, with -g), separate from your normal NuGet configuration. See Private feeds and registries for how the files combine.

feed add

agentskills-cli feed add <url-or-folder> [--name <name>] [-g]
                         [--username <user> --password <password> [--store-password-in-clear-text]]

Option	Meaning
<url-or-folder>	A feed URL (https://.../v3/index.json) or a local folder. A folder inside the project is stored relative to the config file, so it works on every clone.
-n, --name	Feed name. Defaults to the host name, or the folder name for a local feed. Adding a name that already exists updates it.
-g, --global	Write to ~/.agents/nuget.config instead of the project file.
-u, --username, --password	Credentials. Only allowed with -g: the project file is meant to be committed.
--store-password-in-clear-text	Store the password unencrypted. Required outside Windows, where NuGet can't encrypt it.

feed list

agentskills-cli feed list [--json]

Shows every NuGet feed in effect, in the order the tool tries them, with whether it's enabled, whether stored credentials exist, and which file defines it. Credentials supplied by a credential provider aren't shown. When package source mapping is configured, a Packages column shows which package patterns each feed serves.

feed remove

agentskills-cli feed remove <name> [-g]

Removes a feed, and its credentials, from the project file (or the user file with -g). If the feed is defined somewhere else, the message says where.

Using a feed for one command

--nuget-source on add, update, outdated and restore accepts a URL, a folder, or the name of a configured feed. A configured feed keeps its credentials:

agentskills-cli add Contoso.AgentSkills --nuget-source contoso -y