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@code-scaffold/skills-cli

v1.0.12

Published

Ad-hoc installer for Code Scaffold skills

Readme

Code Scaffold Skills CLI

Version: 1.0.5 Repository: Code Scaffold

Description

The @code-scaffold/skills-cli is the official ad-hoc deployment engine for provisioning autonomous agent skills into any local codebase. It orchestrates lightning-fast git sparse-checkout routines to extract nested skill payloads from a target GitHub monorepo (such as the Code Scaffold .skills architecture) and seamlessly integrates them into your current working directory.

Usage

You do not need to install this package permanently. The recommended usage is via npx to ensure you are always executing the latest deployment logic.

To provision a skill natively into your project, simply run:

npx -y @code-scaffold/skills-cli add <author>/<skill-name>

Example

Deploying the comprehensive Cybersecurity Toolkit:

npx -y @code-scaffold/skills-cli add upioneer/cybersecurity-toolkit

How It Works

  1. Targeting: The CLI parses the requested identifier (e.g., upioneer/cybersecurity-toolkit).
  2. Extraction: It connects directly to the target author's GitHub repository and executes a git sparse-checkout to pull only the requested skill folder.
  3. Integration: It deposits the payload into a universally neutral .skills/<skill-name> directory inside your local project.
  4. Universal Agent Auto-Discovery: The CLI actively bridges the gap between disparate AI ecosystems by dynamically constructing cross-platform pointer files (e.g., .agents/skills.json for Google Antigravity, .devin/rules/skills.md for Devin CLI/Desktop, .cursor/rules/skills.mdc for Cursor, CLAUDE.md for Claude Code, and .opencode.md for OpenCode). This instantly tricks any AI agent into auto-discovering the newly installed capability with absolutely zero configuration required by the developer.