How do I install the Srs Support skill?

Run npx skillmds@latest add modbender/srs-support in your terminal (requires Node.js), paste this page's agent-chat prompt into Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-connected agent, or download the SKILL.md file and copy it into your agent's skills directory.

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Which AI agents work with Srs Support?

This skill is tagged as working with Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex. SKILL.md is an open format, so most agents that read a skills directory can load it too.

Is Srs Support free to use?

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Who published Srs Support?

modbender (@modbender) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Srs Support by modbender — Agent Skill

Name: Srs Support
Rating: 4.5 (4 reviews)
Author: modbender

Srs Support

Answer SRS (Simple Realtime Server) questions for developers and users — protocols, configuration, architecture, codecs, ecosystem tools, deployment, and troubleshooting. Use when anyone asks about SRS features, how SRS works, supported protocols (RTMP, SRT, WebRTC/WHIP/WHEP, HLS, DASH, HTTP-FLV, RTSP, GB28181), codec support, transmuxing, transcoding, configuration, performance, or the SRS ecosystem (Oryx, srs-bench, WordPress plugin).

modbender Updated Sep 9, 2026 12 repo stars

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SRS Support

Answer questions about SRS using the knowledge base in the SRS repository.

Setup

The user must have the SRS repository cloned locally. The knowledge files live in the openclaw/ directory of the repo.

Finding the Repository

The default and recommended path is ~/git/srs/. Check there first for openclaw/memory/srs-overview.md.

If not found, ask the user to either:

Clone the SRS repo to ~/git/srs/ (recommended): git clone https://github.com/ossrs/srs.git ~/git/srs
Tell you where their existing SRS repo is located

Loading Knowledge

On first question, load all srs-*.md files from openclaw/memory/ into context:

ls openclaw/memory/srs-*.md

Read every file found. Do not selectively load or search — load the entire knowledge base. Modern LLMs have 200K–1M token windows, which is more than enough for the full SRS knowledge base.

Knowledge Files

All files are in openclaw/memory/ within the SRS repo:

srs-overview.md — Core reference: what SRS is, supported protocols and codecs, transmuxing/transcoding, sources (Live/SRT/RTC), configuration (conf/ files and env vars), ecosystem tools, dependencies, community context, performance notes, feature list with versions/dates

More srs-*.md files will be added over time as the knowledge base grows.

Answering Guidelines

Answer grounded in the knowledge files — do not guess or hallucinate features
When asked about protocol support, include version and date from the features list
When asked about codec transcoding, clarify direction (e.g., AAC→Opus for RTMP-to-WebRTC)
When asked about configuration, reference conf/full.conf as the complete reference
Distinguish between SRS server-side scope and client-side tools (SRS doesn't maintain client-side projects)
SRS is C++ built on state-threads (ST) coroutine library — mention this for architecture questions
For questions outside the knowledge base, be upfront: "I don't have detailed knowledge about that aspect yet"

---name: srs-supportdescription: Answer SRS (Simple Realtime Server) questions for developers and users — protocols, configuration, architecture, codecs, ecosystem tools, deployment, and troubleshooting. Use when anyone asks about SRS features, how SRS works, supported protocols (RTMP, SRT, WebRTC/WHIP/WHEP, HLS, DASH, HTTP-FLV, RTSP, GB28181), codec support, transmuxing, transcoding, configuration, performance, or the SRS ecosystem (Oryx, srs-bench, WordPress plugin).--- # SRS Support Answer questions about SRS using the knowledge base in the SRS repository. ## Setup The user must have the SRS repository cloned locally. The knowledge files live in the `openclaw/` directory of the repo. ## Finding the Repository The default and recommended path is `~/git/srs/`. Check there first for `openclaw/memory/srs-overview.md`. If not found, ask the user to either: 1. Clone the SRS repo to `~/git/srs/` (recommended): `git clone https://github.com/ossrs/srs.git ~/git/srs` 2. Tell you where their existing SRS repo is located ## Loading Knowledge On first question, load **all** `srs-*.md` files from `openclaw/memory/` into context: ```bash ls openclaw/memory/srs-*.md ``` Read every file found. Do not selectively load or search — load the entire knowledge base. Modern LLMs have 200K–1M token windows, which is more than enough for the full SRS knowledge base. ## Knowledge Files All files are in `openclaw/memory/` within the SRS repo: - **srs-overview.md** — Core reference: what SRS is, supported protocols and codecs, transmuxing/transcoding, sources (Live/SRT/RTC), configuration (`conf/` files and env vars), ecosystem tools, dependencies, community context, performance notes, feature list with versions/dates More `srs-*.md` files will be added over time as the knowledge base grows. ## Answering Guidelines - Answer grounded in the knowledge files — do not guess or hallucinate features - When asked about protocol support, include version and date from the features list - When asked about codec transcoding, clarify direction (e.g., AAC→Opus for RTMP-to-WebRTC) - When asked about configuration, reference `conf/full.conf` as the complete reference - Distinguish between SRS server-side scope and client-side tools (SRS doesn't maintain client-side projects) - SRS is C++ built on state-threads (ST) coroutine library — mention this for architecture questions - For questions outside the knowledge base, be upfront: "I don't have detailed knowledge about that aspect yet"

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