Use Account → Skills for Edit, Logs and deletion. A published Skill may also have a private update draft.
Read the status
- Draft: saved work that has not become a public release.
- Removed: an administrator stopped distribution. You can inspect the retained release and save private edits, but cannot publish until the restriction is lifted. Contact support to request review.
- Published: a release is available to users.
- In review: the submission is being checked. Edit and Delete are disabled to keep the submitted content unchanged.
- Awaiting manual review: manual review is needed. Check Logs; repeated submission will not bypass it.
Logs shows concise safety and publication conclusions. If a submission could not complete, follow its feedback and retry when available. A rejection keeps the draft so you can correct it. Temporary scanning failures may retry in the background.
Update a published Skill
Edit creates or resumes an update draft. The current release remains available while you edit and during review. Approval replaces the public listing and preserves released version files.
Changing ZIP contents requires a new packageVersion. The same publisher, package name and version cannot refer to different ZIP bytes. Changing only the introduction or images does not require a new package version, but still requires publication review.
Restoration makes the approved original public again, not your private edits. If checks are outdated, the original is reviewed again while it remains removed. Deleting a removed listing prevents restoring that listing; retained audit and release records remain.
Delete the right thing
- Delete draft on a published Skill: discard the pending edits and keep the current release.
- Delete draft before first publication: remove the private draft.
- Delete on a published Skill: remove the listing from the Market catalog after the requested confirmation.
Deletion is blocked during review. Removing a listing does not unregister its referenced Provider services, undo purchases or erase all retained release and historical records.
Save or upload problems
If the editor offers Recover previous save, use it before starting another draft. A format error needs a corrected ZIP; a version conflict needs a new package version. If the saved time does not change, check for unsaved edits or an error: opening an editor without changing anything does not trigger another automatic save.