The podlite-markup skill is now live on the skills.sh marketplace — part of the Agent Skills open standard for shipping AI capabilities across tools. One command installs Podlite support into Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and 35+ other agents:

npx skills add podlite/podlite-skills 

Once installed, the skill loads automatically. When an agent is asked to write a spec, an RFC, or a structured document, the output follows Podlite rules — typed blocks, explicit boundaries, revision history the agent writes itself.

This is a new distribution channel. Until now, Podlite adoption required developers to discover the specification themselves. Now it ships embedded in the tools they already use — when someone asks their AI agent to write documentation, Podlite is the format it reaches for.

Markdown works well for humans reading contextually. For agents that both generate and parse the same document, explicit block boundaries matter more: 

=begin Task :status<pending> 

is an instruction the agent reads the same way every session. The structure is in the file, not in the agent's memory of previous turns.

The specification and parser continue to develop. The skills marketplace opens a new path for Podlite to reach developers through the tools they already work with daily.

Your support keeps the infrastructure running and the project moving forward.

Thank you to everyone backing Podlite — it matters.