See what was installed, and where
The Installs page lists every version you installed and the machine it went to; admins see their organisation's installs and each version's blast radius.
Every time a skill is installed or synced through deftro, the MCP server or a web download, Deftro records it. Open Installs from the sidebar to see the record, titled Install ledger.
Your own installs
By default the page shows My ledger: every version you have installed, the machine and agent it landed on, and when. The numbers at the top count your installs, machines, distinct versions and your latest install. A version that was yanked is marked Yanked, with its owner's reason when one was given.
Your organisation's installs
If you are an owner or admin of an organisation, a Whose installs switch appears. Choose the organisation to see every download and sync by its members, with a Member column. You can filter by artifact slug and by version, then press Apply. Clear filters shows everything again.
Blast radius
Select a version number in the ledger to open its blast radius: how far that version has spread. It shows:
- People who installed it
- Machines with installs
- Currently configured devices that still hold it
For a private organisation artifact, owners and admins also see People holding this version, so they know who to tell when a version is yanked.
What it cannot tell you
The ledger records that a version was installed at least once. Deftro cannot see uninstalls, so someone who deleted a skill's files by hand still appears. Treat the people and machine counts as "everyone who ever had it", not "everyone who has it now".
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Use the deftro command-line tool
Run deftro with npx to sign in, install pinned skill versions into your agent's folders, keep them in sync, and publish your own.Read Usage and Activity
Usage shows how your artifacts are installed and synced; Activity is the dated record of publishes, reviews, installs and yanks, which admins can export.Versions and publishing
Every change is a new numbered version that only moves forward. A published version never changes; you can yank it to stop new installs, or restore an old one.