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kaggle-cli

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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

  1. 01Guidance for Kaggle CLI commands
  2. 02Competition and dataset operations
  3. 03Kernel and model management
  4. 04Search across Kaggle content
  5. 05Authentication and configuration guidance

Use cases

  1. 01Finding and downloading datasets
  2. 02Submitting competition entries
  3. 03Managing kernels or model records
  4. 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-cli

After installing, type/kaggle-cliin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Bundled files

References and scripts installed along with SKILL.md.

references/
auth.md
benchmarks.md
competitions.md
configuration.md
datasets.md
files.md
forums.md
kernels.md
model_variations_versions.md
model_variations.md
models.md
quota.md
search.md

Details

From the project README

Kaggle 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> --help or kaggle <group> <command> --help when a flag is uncertain in the installed CLI.
  • For metadata files, prefer the relevant init command to generate a starter file before editing it.
  • Do not invent commands that are not listed in this skill. If live --help output differs, report it as a version-specific difference.

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