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Publish a Harbor task or dataset to the registry. Use when the user wants to upload, publish, or share tasks or datasets/benchmarks on the Harbor registry.
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Publish a Harbor task or dataset to the registry. Use when the user wants to upload, publish, or share tasks or datasets/benchmarks on the Harbor registry.
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publish.SKILL.mdname: publish
description: Publish a Harbor task or dataset to the registry. Use when the user wants to upload, publish, or share tasks or datasets/benchmarks on the Harbor registry.
argument-hint: [path/to/task-or-dataset]
Help the user publish a Harbor task or dataset to the registry. Walk them through each step, checking prerequisites and confirming before running publish commands.
All commands use `uvx harbor` so the user does not need to install the CLI globally.
Prerequisites
1. **Auth**: Ensure the user is logged in by running `uvx harbor auth status`. If not logged in, prompt them to run `uvx harbor auth login`.
2. **Task identifiers**: All tasks must have a `[task]` section in their `task.toml` with a name like `<org>/<name>`. If missing, run:
uvx harbor task update "<path/to/task>" --org "<org>"
To update all tasks in a directory:
uvx harbor task update "<path/to/tasks>" --org "<org>" --scan
Publishing a task
uvx harbor publish "<path/to/task>"
Publish multiple tasks or all tasks in a directory:
uvx harbor publish "<path/to/task-a>" "<path/to/task-b>"
uvx harbor publish "<path/to/tasks>"
Publishing a dataset
1. Initialize the dataset manifest (if no `dataset.toml` exists)
uvx harbor dataset init "<org>/<dataset>" \
--description "<description>" \
--author "Jane Doe <jane@example.com>"
Add `--with-metric` if the user needs a custom metric script. If omitted, the dataset uses the default metric (average reward across tasks, with missing values treated as 0).
**Auto-add behavior:** If `dataset init` is run in a directory that already contains tasks, those tasks are automatically added to the manifest. After init, **ask the user if they want to add additional tasks** — either from the Harbor registry or from other local folders.
2. Add additional tasks and files (optional)
cd "<path/to/dataset>"
uvx harbor add "<path/to/task-a>" "<path/to/task-b>" # local tasks from elsewhere
uvx harbor add "<path/to/folder>" --scan # all tasks in another folder
uvx harbor add org/task-name # published tasks from registry
uvx harbor add org/dataset-name # all tasks from a published dataset
uvx harbor add metric.py # metric file (same dir as dataset.toml)
uvx harbor remove "<org>/<task-name>" # remove a task
Specific versions: `org/task@tag`, `org/task@revision`, or `org/task@sha256:<hash>`.
3. Sync digests (if tasks/metrics changed since last publish)
uvx harbor sync
uvx harbor sync --upgrade # also upgrade remote tasks to latest
4. Publish the dataset
uvx harbor publish "<path/to/dataset>"
`uvx harbor publish` automatically refreshes digests of local tasks in the dataset directory.
Publish options (tasks and datasets)
- `-t / --tag`: add tags (repeatable). `latest` is always included.
- `-c / --concurrency`: control upload concurrency.
- `--public`: make public (private by default).
- `--no-tasks` (datasets only): skip publishing tasks in the dataset directory.
Example:
uvx harbor publish "<path>" -t v1.0 --public
After publishing
- Visibility can be changed later with `uvx harbor task visibility` / `uvx harbor dataset visibility` or on https://hub.harborframework.com/.
- Run a published dataset with:
uvx harbor run -d "<org>/<dataset>@v1.0" -a "<agent>" -m "<model>"
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name: publish description: Publish a Harbor task or dataset to the registry. Use when the user wants to upload, publish, or share tasks or datasets/benchmarks on the Harbor registry. argument-hint: [path/to/task-or-dataset]
Help the user publish a Harbor task or dataset to the registry. Walk them through each step, checking prerequisites and confirming before running publish commands.
All commands use `uvx harbor` so the user does not need to install the CLI globally.
Prerequisites
1. **Auth**: Ensure the user is logged in by running `uvx harbor auth status`. If not logged in, prompt them to run `uvx harbor auth login`.
2. **Task identifiers**: All tasks must have a `[task]` section in their `task.toml` with a name like `<org>/<name>`. If missing, run:
uvx harbor task update "<path/to/task>" --org "<org>"
To update all tasks in a directory:
uvx harbor task update "<path/to/tasks>" --org "<org>" --scan
Publishing a task
uvx harbor publish "<path/to/task>"
Publish multiple tasks or all tasks in a directory:
uvx harbor publish "<path/to/task-a>" "<path/to/task-b>" uvx harbor publish "<path/to/tasks>"
Publishing a dataset
1. Initialize the dataset manifest (if no `dataset.toml` exists)
uvx harbor dataset init "<org>/<dataset>" \ --description "<description>" \ --author "Jane Doe <jane@example.com>"
Add `--with-metric` if the user needs a custom metric script. If omitted, the dataset uses the default metric (average reward across tasks, with missing values treated as 0).
**Auto-add behavior:** If `dataset init` is run in a directory that already contains tasks, those tasks are automatically added to the manifest. After init, **ask the user if they want to add additional tasks** — either from the Harbor registry or from other local folders.
2. Add additional tasks and files (optional)
cd "<path/to/dataset>" uvx harbor add "<path/to/task-a>" "<path/to/task-b>" # local tasks from elsewhere uvx harbor add "<path/to/folder>" --scan # all tasks in another folder uvx harbor add org/task-name # published tasks from registry uvx harbor add org/dataset-name # all tasks from a published dataset uvx harbor add metric.py # metric file (same dir as dataset.toml) uvx harbor remove "<org>/<task-name>" # remove a task
Specific versions: `org/task@tag`, `org/task@revision`, or `org/task@sha256:<hash>`.
3. Sync digests (if tasks/metrics changed since last publish)
uvx harbor sync uvx harbor sync --upgrade # also upgrade remote tasks to latest
4. Publish the dataset
uvx harbor publish "<path/to/dataset>"
`uvx harbor publish` automatically refreshes digests of local tasks in the dataset directory.
Publish options (tasks and datasets)
- `-t / --tag`: add tags (repeatable). `latest` is always included.
- `-c / --concurrency`: control upload concurrency.
- `--public`: make public (private by default).
- `--no-tasks` (datasets only): skip publishing tasks in the dataset directory.
Example:
uvx harbor publish "<path>" -t v1.0 --public
After publishing
- Visibility can be changed later with `uvx harbor task visibility` / `uvx harbor dataset visibility` or on https://hub.harborframework.com/.
- Run a published dataset with:
uvx harbor run -d "<org>/<dataset>@v1.0" -a "<agent>" -m "<model>"
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