Detecting Agent Environment

Q: What is a Claude Code skill and how does the Detecting Agent Environment skill fit in?

A Claude Code skill is a SKILL.md file that lives under ~/.claude/skills/<name>/ and tells the Claude Code CLI agent how to perform a specific task (instructions, prompts, allowed tools). Skills are auto-discovered at session start. Detecting Agent Environment is one of 67,000+ skills indexed in the open ClaudSkills catalog, classified under the General category. Learn more at https://claudskills.com/learn/what-is-skill-md/.

Category: General · Sub-category: ai-tooling · Last updated: 2026-05-21

ai:agent

Utilities and patterns for detecting execution environment (CI/CD vs local, network access, available ports, timeouts). Use when you need to adapt scripts or workflows based on where the agent is running, or when creating helper scripts that need environment-aware behavior.

From the source SKILL.md

Utilities for GitHub Copilot agents working on Y-Not Radio site.

What this skill does

Detecting Agent Environment is a community-contributed Claude Code skill in the ai-tooling sub-category. It ships as a SKILL.md file that Claude Code auto-discovers under ~/.claude/skills/detecting-agent-environment/ and loads when your prompt matches the skill's trigger.

When to invoke it: Use when you need to adapt scripts or workflows based on where the agent is running, or when creating helper scripts that need environment-aware behavior.

Who uses this skill

The Detecting Agent Environment Claude Code skill is built for Claude Code users and developers across all disciplines looking for general-purpose AI assistance. It's part of ClaudSkills (also referred to as Claude Skills or Claude Code Skills) — the open community-curated registry of 116,000+ SKILL.md files for Anthropic's Claude Code agent and the wider Claude ecosystem (Claude API, Claude Agent SDK).

How to install

Free

Manual install (2 steps)

mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/detecting-agent-environment
curl -L https://claudskills.com/skills/detecting-agent-environment/SKILL.md \
  -o ~/.claude/skills/detecting-agent-environment/SKILL.md

Or just download SKILL.md directly and drop it into ~/.claude/skills/detecting-agent-environment/. Claude Code auto-discovers it on next session.

Skills live at ~/.claude/skills/detecting-agent-environment/SKILL.md on macOS/Linux, or %USERPROFILE%\.claude\skills\detecting-agent-environment\SKILL.md on Windows. See the full install guide for step-by-step instructions.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I install the Detecting Agent Environment Claude Code skill?

Install via the ClaudSkills desktop app (one click) or copy SKILL.md from the source repository to ~/.claude/skills/detecting-agent-environment/SKILL.md and restart Claude Code. Both flows are detailed at claudskills.com/install/.

What does the Detecting Agent Environment skill do?

Is this skill free to install?

Yes. ClaudSkills is an open registry — every skill keeps its source repository's license, and manual install via copy is free. ClaudSkills Pro ($9/mo, $79/yr, or $149 one-time) adds one-click install via the desktop app and a multi-signal Quality Score.

When should I use the Detecting Agent Environment skill?

Use Detecting Agent Environment when your Claude Code task falls under the General category — specifically in the ai tooling area. Claude Code auto-discovers installed skills and invokes the right one based on the task description, so you can also ask Claude directly (e.g. "use Detecting Agent Environment" or describe the task and let Claude pick). Browse related skills at /category/general/.

What is a Claude Code skill and how does the Detecting Agent Environment skill fit in?

A Claude Code skill is a SKILL.md file that lives under ~/.claude/skills/<name>/ and tells the Claude Code CLI agent how to perform a specific task (instructions, prompts, allowed tools). Skills are auto-discovered at session start. Detecting Agent Environment is one of 67,000+ skills indexed in the open ClaudSkills catalog, classified under the General category. Learn more at /learn/what-is-a-claude-skill/.

Cite this skill

If you reference this skill in a blog post, paper, or documentation, you can cite it as:

APA

ClaudSkills. (2026). Detecting Agent Environment [Claude Code skill]. ClaudSkills. https://claudskills.com/skills/detecting-agent-environment/

BibTeX

@misc{detecting-agent-environment-2026,
  author    = {ClaudSkills},
  title     = {Detecting Agent Environment [Claude Code skill]},
  year      = {2026},
  publisher = {ClaudSkills},
  url       = {https://claudskills.com/skills/detecting-agent-environment/}
}

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