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@cerebral-work/skills

v0.1.2

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Cerebral estate agent skills: one install for every harness, on both sides of WSL

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Readme

@cerebral-work/skills

One install for agent skills across every harness on a machine, including both sides of a WSL setup.

npx @cerebral-work/skills            # install (default)
npx @cerebral-work/skills doctor     # report drift; exit 1 on drift
npx @cerebral-work/skills uninstall  # remove what it installed; edited copies are kept

The package is public and contains only the installer. The skills themselves are fetched at install time from a git repository you can read (default: [email protected]:unsigned-gg/agentic.git, packages/skills/skills/), using your own SSH key. With gh credentials instead, run gh auth setup-git and pass --repo https://github.com/unsigned-gg/agentic.git. Without access, nothing is installed.

What install does

  1. Linux: copies each skill into ~/.agents/skills/<name> as a real directory, recorded in .cerebral-skills-manifest.json, then symlinks it into every agent harness whose root directory exists: Claude Code (~/.claude), pi (~/.pi), opencode (~/.config/opencode), hermes (~/.hermes), omp (~/.omp). Gaps in omp's includeSkills allowlist are reported, and --write-omp appends them.
  2. Windows, when run from WSL: finds the Windows profile and copies the portable skills into %USERPROFILE%\.claude\skills as real files, with their own manifest. Windows cannot follow WSL symlinks reliably, so nothing there is a link. synced\, which claude.ai manages, is never touched.
  3. Ownership: a skill directory the installer did not write is replaced only when it is byte-identical (adopted) or with --adopt (the old copy is backed up first). A directory it wrote and someone edited is replaced only with --force.

A skill is portable unless its frontmatter declares metadata.platforms: [linux]. With no declaration, a skill that mentions a Linux-only tool (kubectl, systemctl, journalctl, ~/.local/bin, /proc/, …) stays on the Linux side.

Options

| Flag | Meaning | |---|---| | --dry-run | print what would change, write nothing | | --from <dir> | install from a local directory instead of fetching | | --repo <url> / --ref <branch\|tag> | where to fetch from (also CEREBRAL_SKILLS_REPO) | | --adopt / --force | replace foreign / locally edited skill directories | | --write-omp | append missing skills to omp's allowlist | | --home <dir> / --windows-home <dir> / --no-windows | targets |

Development

pnpm test runs the installer against sandboxed Linux and Windows homes. skills/ holds the content and is not part of the npm package; see skills/README.md.