--- name: linkai-agent description: Call LinkAI applications and workflows. Use bash command to execute like 'bash /scripts/call.sh '. homepage: https://link-ai.tech metadata: emoji: 🤖 requires: bins: ["curl"] env: ["LINKAI_API_KEY"] primaryEnv: "LINKAI_API_KEY" --- # LinkAI Agent Caller Call LinkAI applications and workflows through API. Supports multiple apps/workflows configured in config.json. The available apps are dynamically loaded from `config.json` at skill loading time. ## Setup This skill requires a LinkAI API key. If not configured: 1. Get your API key from https://link-ai.tech/console/api-keys 2. Set the key using: `env_config(action="set", key="LINKAI_API_KEY", value="your-key")` ## Configuration 1. Copy `config.json.template` to `config.json` 2. Configure your apps/workflows: ```json { "apps": [ { "app_code": "your_app_code", "app_name": "App Name", "app_description": "What this app does" } ] } ``` 3. The skill description will be automatically updated when the agent loads this skill ## Usage **Important**: Scripts are located relative to this skill's base directory. When you see this skill in ``, note the `` path. **CRITICAL**: Always use `bash` command to execute the script: ```bash # General pattern (MUST start with bash): bash "/scripts/call.sh" "" "" [model] [stream] [timeout] # DO NOT execute the script directly like this (WRONG): # "/scripts/call.sh" ... # Parameters: # - app_code: LinkAI app or workflow code (required) # - question: User question (required) # - model: Override model (optional, uses app default if not specified) # - stream: Enable streaming (true/false, default: false) # - timeout: curl timeout in seconds (default: 120, recommended for video/image generation) ``` **IMPORTANT - Timeout Configuration**: - The script has a **default timeout of 120 seconds** (suitable for most cases) - For complex tasks (video generation, large workflows), pass a longer timeout as the 5th parameter - The bash tool also needs sufficient timeout - set its `timeout` parameter accordingly - Example: `bash(command="bash

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