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Tankpkg Skill Vault — AI skill for Claude Code

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Secure AI Agent Skill Manager 2026 – Tamper-Proof Package Engine for Tank.

How to install Tankpkg Skill Vault

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open imlalitrajputs2/tankpkg-skill-vault and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Tankpkg Skill Vault does

Secure AI Agent Skill Manager 2026 – Tamper-Proof Package Engine for Tank.

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README

Tankpkg: The Security-First Package Manager for AI Agent Skills

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**Version 2.1.0 | Released January 2026 | MIT License**


Table of Contents


What is Tankpkg?

Tankpkg is a **security-first package manager** designed specifically for AI agent skills. Think of it as a fortified vault for your AI's capabilities—every skill you install passes through a rigorous security checkpoint before it ever touches your agent's runtime environment.

In a world where AI agents are increasingly autonomous, Tankpkg provides the governance layer that ensures your digital workforce operates within safe, predictable boundaries. We call it "tank" because like a military tank, it's built to protect what matters most while delivering firepower when needed.

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The Problem We Solve

AI agents today suffer from what we call the **"skill supply chain vulnerability"** —the process of acquiring and installing new capabilities for your agent is unregulated, insecure, and prone to exploitation.

Traditional package managers