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rune-add

v1.6.0

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Add a rune — a curated agent skill forged by Fable 5 — to your agent's skills folder. No global install: npx rune-add <slug>.

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Keywords

agent-skillsclaude-codecodexskillsruneai-agents

Readme

rune-add

Add a rune — a curated agent skill forged end to end by Fable 5 — to your agent's skills folder. No global install, no CLI to manage: the library ships inside this package.

npx rune-add react-mastery
> resolve react-mastery .................. found
> write .claude/skills/react-mastery ..... ok (9 files)
> done. reload your agent ................ ok

What's a rune?

A single skill in the open Agent Skills format (SKILL.md + references/), read by Claude Code, Codex, and any agent that speaks the format. Each rune hands your agent a capability it didn't have — a complete doctrine, not a snippet. Browse the library and read exactly what each rune grants before you install it: https://github.com/EijunnN/rune

Usage

npx rune-add <slug> [<slug> ...]   # add rune(s) — asks where they should go
npx rune-add --list                # every rune this version ships

Run it bare and it asks two questions with an arrow-key menu — which agent (Claude Code, Codex, or both) and which scope (this project, or global so it's live everywhere). ↑↓ move, Enter selects, 1-3 jumps, Esc aborts; each answer collapses into the same boot-log trace as the rest of the output. Pass flags to skip the questions:

| Flag | Effect | | -------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | | --claude | Claude Code — ./.claude/skills/ (--global: ~/.claude/skills/) | | --codex | Codex — ./.codex/skills/ (--global: ~/.codex/skills/, honors CODEX_HOME) | | | pass --claude --codex together to install for both agents | | --global | user-wide — the rune is live in every project | | --dir <path> | write anywhere — for any agent that reads Agent Skills | | --yes | no questions: Claude Code, this project | | --force | overwrite an existing copy |

Works the same with bunx rune-add … and pnpm dlx rune-add …. In scripts and CI (no TTY) it never asks — it defaults to Claude Code, this project.

Every rune is plain files. Delete the folder and it's gone — nothing global, nothing left behind.

The library

The library opens small and grows deliberately — every rune is forged, reviewed, and maintained by one hand, so conventions and quality never drift. Run npx rune-add --list to see what your installed version carries.