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skills-config

v0.0.2

Published

Declarative Git skills manager for AI coding agents. Define skills in skills.config.ts and automatically provision them during npm install / prepare.

Readme

skills-config

Declarative Git skills manager for AI coding agents.

Define your skills in skills.config.ts, run skills-config, and it will automatically download skill repositories, scan for SKILL.md files, and symlink them into your installed AI agent platforms.

Quick Start

Installation

# Run directly
npx skills-config

# Or install as a dev dependency
pnpm add -D skills-config

Configuration

Create a skills.config.ts file in your project root:

import { defineConfig } from 'skills-config'

export default defineConfig({
    skills: [
        // Sync all skills from a repository
        { repo: 'gh:vercel-labs/skills' },

        // Sync specific skills only
        { repo: 'gh:antfu/skills', skills: ['vue'] },
    ],
})

Run

skills-config

The CLI will:

  1. Load and validate skills.config.ts
  2. Download skill repositories to a local cache
  3. Scan for SKILL.md files
  4. Prompt you to select target agents (or use the ones defined in config)
  5. Create symlinks into each agent's skills directory

Configuration Reference

skills

An array of skill sources to download and sync.

export default defineConfig({
    skills: [
        {
            // Required: giget-compatible template source
            repo: 'gh:user/repo',

            // Optional: specific skill names to sync (directory names)
            // Omit to sync all skills found in the repo
            skills: ['skill-a', 'skill-b'],
        },
    ],
})

repo supports any source that giget understands:

  • gh:user/repo — GitHub shorthand
  • gh:user/repo#branch — specific branch or tag
  • Full URLs are also supported

agents

Target specific AI agents. If omitted, all detected agents are used.

export default defineConfig({
    skills: [/* ... */],

    // Single agent
    agents: 'claude-code',

    // Or multiple agents
    agents: ['claude-code', 'codex', 'cursor'],
})

Automatic Sync on Install

Add skills-config to your prepare script so skills are automatically provisioned when running pnpm install:

{
    "scripts": {
        "prepare": "skills-config"
    }
}

License

MIT · lonewolfyx