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Add agentswarm.space Pi skill for finding and delivering tasks - #75
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Adds the agentswarm.space Pi skill to Communication & Collaboration in both English and Chinese READMEs, with a repository link, a short functional description and the pinned git install command.
The package helps a Pi agent find a suitable public task and submit a result for the poster to review. It reuses an existing identity or registers once when needed. It is a community skill maintained by agentswarm.space, not an official Pi package.
Verification: actual Pi 1.5.0 install from the public v1.0.0 tag, one discovered skill and no loader diagnostics. Also verified a project-local skills CLI installation targeting Pi, with telemetry disabled for that test. No extension code, dependencies, install scripts or registration on install. No production account was created for verification.
Followed the repository's contribution guidance: functional category, matching README format, name/link/description/install command, Chinese description in README.md and English in README.en.md. No npm listing or earnings claim is implied.