YOLO Vision 2026:

Ultralytics Agent Skills#

Ultralytics Agent Skills give compatible AI coding agents instructions and reference material for working with the ultralytics Python package, the yolo CLI, and Ultralytics Platform. They follow the open Agent Skills format and load when a relevant task is requested.

Available Skills#

The repository contains one router and six lifecycle skills:

SkillUse for
yoloCore Python and CLI usage, Platform workflows, and routing to the other skills
yolo-modelsSelecting model families, sizes, tasks, and weights
yolo-datasetsPreparing, converting, validating, and troubleshooting datasets
yolo-trainingTraining, validation, resumes, multi-GPU use, and troubleshooting
yolo-tuningHyperparameter tuning and experiment improvement
yolo-inferencePrediction, results, tracking, and Solutions
yolo-exportExport, quantization, deployment formats, and benchmarking

The skills include version-grounded catalogs where exact weights, arguments, or export formats matter, while deferring to the installed package when behavior differs.

Installation#

claude plugin marketplace add ultralytics/skills
claude plugin install yolo@ultralytics

Once installed, ask the agent naturally, for example: "Export my trained YOLO model to TensorRT with INT8 quantization and benchmark it." The yolo router selects the relevant lifecycle guidance.

See the ultralytics/skills repository for current installation commands, source files, updates, and issue reporting.

FAQ#

  • They are reusable instructions and reference material that help AI coding agents work with Ultralytics Platform, the ultralytics Python package, and the yolo CLI.

  • The repository provides plugins for Claude Code and Codex. Cursor, Gemini CLI, and other agents that read the open Agent Skills format can install the skill folders directly or through the skills CLI.

  • Install the complete plugin for automatic routing across the computer vision lifecycle. To install one skill with the skills CLI, pass its name with --skill, such as --skill yolo-training.

  • No. The skills guide an agent toward the relevant workflow, but the installed package and current Ultralytics documentation remain authoritative when behavior or supported options differ.

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