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The Sigmora skill teaches a coding agent to work with Sigma, the co-editor inside Sigmora: edit footage, cut a talk to a length, add captions or music, make carousels, generate clips and UGC ads, recreate a reference post, research ads and trends, and schedule idea runs. It is the same Sigma as the web app and the chat apps, so every conversation also shows in the project’s Sigma panel. The skill is a SKILL.md plus a small Node script (no dependencies) that calls /v1/sigma with your key. If your agent speaks MCP, the same capabilities are MCP tools; see MCP.

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Install

Or install it by hand: download sigmora-skill.zip and unzip it into a sigmora folder in your agent’s skills folder, for example:
The skill is MIT licensed. Then set your key. Mint it in Settings → API keys; it acts and bills as you, in the workspace it belongs to.

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What the agent does

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Approval is the user’s, not the agent’s

A turn never spends. Paid work comes back under approvals[] with its quote: the credits, the model that will run, and, when it cannot run yet, the missing setting by name. The skill tells the agent to show that quote and approve only after you say yes. Approving is charged only after the work succeeds, and retrying with the same idempotency key replays the result instead of charging twice. If your workspace auto-approves small amounts, those approvals come back already run and marked autoApproved.

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Research and scheduled ideas

Ask in plain words: “what ads are competitors running for vitamin C serums?” Sigma searches the Meta Ad Library, your watched trends and the web, and cites each source. “Send me 5 ideas every Monday for this project” becomes a schedule approval that is free to set up; each run is one Sigma reply, billed like one, and posts into the project’s thread (and a linked Slack, Discord, Telegram, Teams or WhatsApp conversation). Pause or delete schedules on the project’s Plan board or in Settings.