> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.wolffi.sh/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Community Capabilities

> Install and share capabilities with the community

# Capabilities Are Just Folders

Wolffish capabilities are self-contained folders. This makes them trivially shareable — clone a repo into your cerebellum directory and it just works.

## Installing a Community Capability

### From a folder or zip

If a capability is shared as a downloadable folder or `.zip`, you don't need the terminal — **drop it onto Settings → Cellebrum** (or click the field to browse). It's validated and loaded on the spot, and you can remove it later with the trash icon. See [Installing a Capability](/capabilities/creating-capabilities#installing-a-capability) for the accepted shapes and the rules a drop must satisfy.

### From a git repo

```bash theme={null}
cd ~/.wolffish/workspace/brain/cerebellum/
git clone https://github.com/someone/wolffish-capability-name.git capability-name
```

Click the **Resync** button in Settings → Cellebrum to reload capabilities, and the new one is loaded automatically.

## Sharing Your Capability

To share a capability you've built:

1. Make sure the folder is self-contained (no references to files outside the capability folder)
2. Leave out `node_modules/` — npm dependencies reinstall on first use, and the importer strips it anyway
3. Distribute it either way:
   * **Zip the folder** and send it — the recipient drops the `.zip` onto their Cellebrum panel and it's live, no terminal needed
   * **Push to git** (GitHub or any host) so others can `git clone` it into their `brain/cerebellum/`

See [Packaging for Import and Sharing](/capabilities/creating-capabilities#packaging-for-import-and-sharing) for the full list of rules a portable capability should meet.

## Structure Requirements

A shareable capability should include:

```
my-capability/
├── SKILL.md              # Required
├── plugin/               # Optional
│   └── index.mjs
├── README.md             # Recommended: usage instructions
└── LICENSE               # Recommended: license terms
```

## Security Considerations

<Warning>
  Community plugins execute with full Node.js access in the Electron main process. Review any plugin code before installing. The amygdala gates tool execution but not plugin initialization — a malicious `init()` function runs on startup without any safety check.
</Warning>

Only install capabilities from sources you trust. Review the `plugin/index.mjs` file before adding it to your workspace.