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@its-thepoe/skills

v1.0.28

Published

Orchestrator CLI to install, check, sync, and remove @its-thepoe Agent Skills (Codex, Cursor, Claude Code, OpenCode, Windsurf).

Downloads

379

Readme

@its-thepoe/skills

Orchestrator CLI — installs, updates, checks, and removes @its-thepoe Agent Skills (SKILL.md trees) into the folders that Codex, Cursor, Claude Code, OpenCode, and Windsurf read from.

What it does

One command line wraps symlink-or-copy installs, manifest-driven skill names, dry runs, and per-agent targeting. Skills stay versioned npm packages; the CLI is the supported way to put them on disk next to your agents without hand-maintaining paths.

Why it’s useful

  • Repeatable installs across machines and teammates (npx … install --all).
  • Safe previews with --dry-run and explicit remove / remove --all.
  • Works around Windows symlink limits via --strategy copy.

Use when

  • You want the full @its-thepoe skill set or a subset in your local agent directories.
  • You’re onboarding a new machine or verifying installs (check, sync --all).

Install & use

npx @its-thepoe/skills@latest install --all
npx @its-thepoe/skills@latest sync --all
npx @its-thepoe/skills@latest check

One skill:

npx @its-thepoe/skills@latest install alt-text

Options: --dry-run, --only=codex,cursor,claude, --strategy copy (if symlinks fail), remove <name> / remove --all.

Docs

License

MIT