@mattpocockuk: I think I need to ship my own installation CLI for my skills. It means I could: - Ship skills more customized to indivi…
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Matt Pocock proposes creating a custom installation CLI for AI agent skills, enabling customization, dependency tracking, and easier updates via npx @ai-hero/skills init.
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I think I need to ship my own installation CLI for my skills. It means I could:
- Ship skills more customized to individual agents (/claude-handoff, /codex-handoff)
- Track dependencies (/grilling must be installed if /wayfinder is, for instance)
- Improve the update story for skills you’ve messed with (provide a prompt to grab the latest skills)
npx @ai-hero/skills init
WDYT?
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