@yihui_indie: Asking the community two questions: 1. How do you manage your growing collection of SKILLs? 2. How do you sync SKILLs between Claude Code and Codex? Are there any good solutions for this?
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The user is asking for advice on managing and syncing skills (SKILLs) for Claude Code and Codex.
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I’d like to ask everyone two questions:
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How do you manage your growing collection of SKILLs?
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How does everyone synchronize SKILLs between Claude Code and Codex? Are there any good synchronization solutions out there?
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