About kaggle-cli
A command guide skill for operating the `kaggle` CLI. It directs users to task-specific references for competitions, datasets, kernels, models, forums, and other Kaggle workflows, while cautioning against unsupported commands.
Key features
- 01Guidance for Kaggle CLI commands
- 02Competition and dataset operations
- 03Kernel and model management
- 04Search across Kaggle content
- 05Authentication and configuration guidance
Use cases
- 01Finding and downloading datasets
- 02Submitting competition entries
- 03Managing kernels or model records
- 04Searching Kaggle content from the CLI
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ kaggle/ kaggle-cli --skill kaggle-cliAfter installing, type/kaggle-cliin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Bundled files
References and scripts installed along with SKILL.md.
references/auth.mdbenchmarks.mdcompetitions.mdconfiguration.mddatasets.mdfiles.mdforums.mdkernels.mdmodel_variations_versions.mdmodel_variations.mdmodels.mdquota.mdsearch.mdDetails
From the project READMEKaggle CLI
Use this skill to answer or operate on the kaggle command-line tool. Treat
this skill and its references as the available command guide.
Quick Start
pip install kaggle
kaggle --help
Authentication options:
kaggle auth login
# or set KAGGLE_API_TOKEN
# or place an access token in ~/.kaggle/access_token
# or use legacy ~/.kaggle/kaggle.json credentials
Command Tree
kaggle
├── competitions | c
│ ├── list, files, download, submit, submissions, leaderboard
│ ├── team-submissions, episodes, replay, logs, pages
│ └── topics {list, show}, topic-messages
├── datasets | d
│ ├── list, files, download, init, create, version
│ ├── metadata, status, delete
│ └── topics {list, show}
├── kernels | k
│ └── list, files, init, push|update, pull|get, output, status, logs, delete
├── models | m
│ ├── list, init, create, get, update, delete
│ ├── topics {list, show}
│ └── variations | instances | v | i
│ ├── get, init, create, files, list, update, delete
│ └── versions | v {list, create, download, files, delete}
├── files {upload}
├── forums | f {list, topics {list, show}}
├── benchmarks | b
│ ├── auth, init
│ ├── tasks | t {push, run, list, status, download, log|logs, models, delete, publish}
│ └── topics {list, show}
├── config {view, set, unset}
├── auth {login, print-access-token, revoke}
├── quota
└── search
Note: the CLI accepts aliases such as kernels get for kernels pull and
kernels update for kernels push. Do not recommend
models variations versions init; use models variations init for variation
metadata instead.
Reference Map
Read only the reference needed for the user's task:
- Competitions - competition discovery, files, downloads, submissions, leaderboards, simulations, pages, topics.
- Datasets - dataset search, files, downloads, metadata, create/version/status/delete, topics.
- Kernels - notebook/script discovery, metadata, push/pull, outputs, status, logs, delete.
- Models - model records, metadata, create/get/update/delete, model topics.
- Model Variations - create and manage framework-specific model variations.
- Model Variation Versions - create, list, download, inspect, and delete variation versions.
- Files - inbox uploads, resumable uploads, directory compression behavior.
- Forums - global discussion forums, topics, and comments.
- Benchmarks - benchmark auth/init, task push/run/status/download/log/model flows, benchmark topics.
- Configuration - config file, default path, proxy, default competition.
- Authentication - OAuth login, access token printing, revocation, token/key sources.
- Quota - weekly GPU/TPU accelerator quota.
- Search - unified cross-content search over competitions, datasets, notebooks, models, users, and discussions.
Operating Guidance
- Read only the reference needed for the user's task.
- Prefer
kaggle <group> --helporkaggle <group> <command> --helpwhen a flag is uncertain in the installed CLI. - For metadata files, prefer the relevant
initcommand to generate a starter file before editing it. - Do not invent commands that are not listed in this skill. If live
--helpoutput differs, report it as a version-specific difference.