@kensio/skills

Installs Kensio agent skills into any agent that reads SKILL.md.

npx @kensio/skills list
npx @kensio/skills add technical-prose-style

The package carries every published skill inside it, so add copies a directory and touches the network only once, when npx fetches the package.

Where it puts them

The default is .agents/skills/ in the current directory. That is the cross-tool convention, read by Codex CLI, VS Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI and the other implementations of the Agent Skills specification, so one copy serves whichever of them a project uses.

npx @kensio/skills add isolated-testing-style --agent claude   # .claude/skills/
npx @kensio/skills add isolated-testing-style --agent copilot  # .github/skills/
npx @kensio/skills add isolated-testing-style --user           # under your home directory
npx @kensio/skills add --all --to ./vendor/skills              # anywhere you like

--force replaces a skill directory that is already there. Without it, an existing directory is left alone and reported.

What gets installed

A skill directory, holding its SKILL.md and whatever reference files and scripts it needs. An agent loads it from the description in the frontmatter when a task matches. There is no command to run and no name to invoke.

The skills are listed at kensio.ai/skills, and each one has a page covering what it does and when it fires.

The other ways in

Claude Code takes the same skills as plugins, from a marketplace that keeps them updatable in place. Each skill is published as its own npm package for pinning in a lockfile. Every release carries zips for a machine with neither. See kensio.ai/docs.

Part of kensio.ai. Licensed under the Apache License 2.0. See the LICENSE in the repository root.