MOCA Skills

AI models hallucinate APIs they half-remember. MOCA Skills fixes that: curated, always-current SKILL.md files your agents fetch over plain HTTP before writing an integration. Each skill is a short, self-contained markdown document — working curl examples, exact response shapes, and the rendering/verification rules that actually matter — maintained alongside the code it describes. The pattern follows ethskills.com and cortexskills.org, bringing everything MOCA under one umbrella.

How it works

One index file orients the agent; seven focused skills carry the depth. The loop your agent should run:

1. Read the index — /SKILL.md explains the whole map and summarizes every skill.
2. Fetch the skills relevant to the task — artworks for rendering, exhibitions for 3D, souls for agent identity, and so on.
3. Verify before shipping — cross-check endpoints against /llms-full.txt or the OpenAPI reference.

Tell your agent (Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, your own):

Read https://docs.museumofcryptoart.com/SKILL.md, then fetch the skills relevant to the task before writing any code. Verify endpoints against /llms-full.txt.

The skills

Two kinds of skill live here. The first six are integration skills — knowledge an agent reads before calling the MOCA API. The museum guide is a behavioral skill: it ships cortexskills.org-style frontmatter and installs into Cortex as an agent skill, teaching an agent to act as a MOCA exhibition guide (read a spawned exhibition's context, suggest questions, answer visitors, adopt Art DeCC0 personas).

Machine-readable docs

• /llms.txt — index of these docs for LLMs
• /llms-full.txt — the complete documentation in one file
• /api — interactive OpenAPI reference