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@fce/skillforge

v0.1.5

Published

6 months ago

Install and update the skills-all skill collection into your local Codex skills directory.

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skills codex ai-skills skillforge cli

@fce/skillforge

@fce/skillforge is the npm CLI package for the skills-all repository.

It packages the current skill folders and installs them with a colorful interactive terminal picker.

Install

npm install -g @fce/skillforge

Use Without Installing Globally

npx @fce/skillforge install
pnpm dlx @fce/skillforge install

Commands

skillforge install
skillforge install --target ./.skills
skillforge install --all
skillforge update --target ~/.codex/skills --all
skillforge list

Interactive Flow

When skillforge install starts, the flow is:

choose 中文 or English
choose Install all or Custom selection
if custom mode is selected, start with nothing selected and choose skills manually
install into the current directory ./.skills by default
show a final message telling the user to point their AI at the installed files

Controls:

↑ / ↓ move
Space toggle a skill
A toggle all
Enter confirm
Q quit

Publish Flow

Before publishing, sync the current repository skills into the package:

npm run sync-skills

prepack runs this automatically during npm publish, so the package stays aligned with the latest skill folders in the repository.