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A tool call answers one question. A skill teaches your agent how to run an investigation: which tools to reach for, in what order, what to check along the way, and how to report the result with its sources attached. Hive publishes 17 skill packs. They install through the skills CLI and are packaged with a Claude plugin manifest.

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Install

Everything at once:
Or a single pack:
See what is available before installing:
The packs live at github.com/hive-intel/hive-skills.

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What a skill changes

Without a skill, asking an agent to vet a token gets you whatever it thinks to check. With hive-token-diligence installed, it follows a route: resolve the canonical asset first, pull market context and liquidity, check holder concentration, run contract risk, then give a verdict with a receipt behind each claim. The difference shows up most on questions where the naive answer is confidently wrong. An agent that checks one price source will tell you a delisted token is worth something. An agent following the diligence route sees is_delisted and says so.

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Skills and MCP together

Skills do not replace the MCP connection. They sit on top of it: the skill decides what to call, and Hive’s endpoint serves the call. Install both.

Browse the packs

All 17, grouped by what they do.