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@niwoerner/skills-manifest

v0.0.10

Published

`skills-manifest` programtically installs selected agent skills from Git repositories using a manifest file. It sparse-clones only the configured skill directories into `./skills-manifests` and generates a typed `registry.ts` for lookup/autocomplete.

Downloads

1,363

Readme

skills-manifest

Description

skills-manifest programtically installs selected agent skills from Git repositories using a manifest file. It sparse-clones only the configured skill directories into ./skills-manifests and generates a typed registry.ts for lookup/autocomplete.

Note: This project is experimental.

Installation + usage

Install:

npm install -D @niwoerner/skills-manifest

The unscoped skills-manifest npm package is a different project. Use the scoped package above.

Create skills-manifest.json:

{
  "skills": [
    {
      "repoUrl": "https://github.com/ollygarden/opentelemetry-agent-skills.git",
      "path": "skills/go",
      "ref": "main"
    }
  ]
}

Wildcards are supported in path: skills/* loads valid skills directly under skills/, and skills/*/** loads valid skills recursively from skills/ onward. Recursive wildcard skill ids preserve the path relative to the wildcard base, e.g. skills/backend/go becomes .skill("backend/go").

Generate skills from your project root:

npx skills-manifest generate [skills-manifest.json]

The manifest path is optional and defaults to ./skills-manifest.json. npx skills-manifest is equivalent to generate. It writes skills-manifests/registry.ts and skills-manifests/skills-lock.json.

For CI, validate generated skills without blocking on available updates:

npx skills-manifest validate [skills-manifest.json]

If remote skills changed, validate prints a warning and exits successfully. Run generate to refresh them.

Use the generated registry:

import { skills } from "./skills-manifests/registry";

const goSkill = skills
  .repo("ollygarden/opentelemetry-agent-skills")
  .skill("go");

console.log(goSkill.localPath);

Load generated skills into the default agent skills directory (./.agents/skills):

import { load, skills } from "./skills-manifests/registry";

await load(skills.repo("ollygarden/opentelemetry-agent-skills").skill("go"));

Or choose a custom target:

await load(goSkill, "./custom/skills/go");

Loading multiple skills copies them under the target by skill id, e.g. ./.agents/skills/go and ./.agents/skills/backend/go.

Generated skills under skills-manifests/ are stored with SKILL.manifest.md instead of SKILL.md, so agents do not auto-load them from the registry store. load() restores the file as SKILL.md in the target directory.

Local development

npm install
npm run build
npm run dev

Run tests:

npm test