Altss public research skill
The published skill helps an agent read and cite public Altss pages, compare published offers and find supported next steps. Public access does not grant authenticated application access or unrestricted extraction. The official public skill repository contains the public instruction file, its provenance digest and installation guidance. Compare its bytes with the canonical website artifact when checking a revision.Inspect and install
Requires Node.js 22.20 or later. Review the skill instructions before installation. The examples pin the skills installer to 1.7.4.Discovery and integrity
The discovery index follows Agent Skills Discovery draft v0.2.0. Its SHA-256 digest binds the exact UTF-8 skill file. A matching digest checks file integrity; it is not independent publisher verification. The index and skill are public GET resources with no credentials.Anonymous public profile access
Search published organization names, read individual summaries or batch named profiles without an account, key, token or payment. REST, the Public Profiles MCP, NLWeb, A2A, SDKs and the CLI use bounded public summaries with canonical citations. The fictional sandbox never queries production records. The hosted Public Profiles MCP includes search, single reads and a batch of one to five named profiles. MCP Apps-compatible hosts can show an optional profile explorer with filters, comparisons and canonical citations; ordinary clients retain text and structured results. REST supports both /api/v1/public/batch and the original /api/v1/public/profile-batch. Run the walkthrough · Public reader OpenAPI and permissions · Developer reference and SDKs · Versioning and deprecation policyRead and cite
Follow canonical HTML and advertised Markdown URLs. Keep entity identity, source dates and unknowns beside the claim they qualify. Use the public descriptive OpenAPI for catalog and JSON Schema formats; it contains no premium records or task-execution operations. For documentation search, add the existing remote MCP URLhttps://docs.altss.com/mcp using your client’s supported remote-server settings. Read the documentation MCP scope before connecting; its feedback tool writes to the documentation provider.