@gkxspace: After two days with Zhihui’s open-source skills-manage—boom, one big pain point gone. My Skill files used to be scattered everywhere; every update meant manual sync. skills-manage keeps a central repo at ~/.agents/skills/…
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The open-source tool skills-manage gives you one-click cross-platform Skill-file sync via a central ~/.agents/skills/ folder and soft links, plus easy GitHub imports.
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After two days of using Zhihui’s open-source skills-manage—wow—this tool just solved a huge pain point.
My Skill files used to be scattered everywhere; every time I updated one, I had to sync it by hand.
skills-manage uses ~/.agents/skills/ as a central repo, and every platform points here via symlinks.
Change once, everywhere updates.
Plus:
- You can import directly from GitHub
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