#!/bin/sh
# Install the Peal skill for a coding agent.
#
#   curl -fsSL https://peal.network/skill/install.sh | sh
#
# Downloads nine markdown files into .claude/skills/peal/ in the current
# directory. It writes nothing else, runs nothing else, and needs no account.
#
# On success it posts an empty request to /v0/skill-installs, which adds 1 to a
# per day counter shown on peal.network/#/developers/activity. No identifier is
# sent and none is derived: the server learns that an install finished today and
# nothing else. Set PEAL_NO_COUNT=1 to skip it.
# Read it first if you would rather not pipe a script to a shell; the loop at the
# bottom is the whole of it.
set -eu

BASE="${PEAL_SKILL_BASE:-https://peal.network/skill}"
DEST="${PEAL_SKILL_DEST:-.claude/skills/peal}"

echo "installing the peal skill into $DEST"
mkdir -p "$DEST/reference"

for f in SKILL.md \
         reference/recipes.md reference/time.md reference/verify.md \
         reference/api.md reference/auctions.md reference/errors.md \
         reference/payments.md reference/ui.md; do
  curl -fsSL "$BASE/$f" -o "$DEST/$f"
  echo "  $f"
done

if [ -z "${PEAL_NO_COUNT:-}" ]; then
  curl -fsS -m 5 -X POST "${BASE%/skill}/v0/skill-installs" -o /dev/null || true
fi

cat <<'DONE'

done. your agent can now integrate Peal without reading the docs first.

ask for what you want, in your own words:

  "use the peal skill to add sealed bid auctions to my marketplace
   for the vintage camera listing, closing Monday at 6pm, reserve $50"

it will survey your app first, pin the deadline to an exact instant in your
timezone, write the integration against your stack, and run an end to end check
against the live network before telling you it is done.
DONE