@Saccc_c: Codex now supports skill management. This feature is very powerful. You can clearly see local, Codex system built-in, and project skills at a glance, and support one-click uninstallation. You can now go and uninstall those skills that have been downloaded but lying idle in folders. The entrance is also very simple: click Plugin -...
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Codex adds skill management feature, supporting viewing local, system built-in, and project skills, and one-click uninstallation, accessed through Plugin-Skills entry.
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Codex now supports skill management. This feature is quite powerful.
You can now clearly see local, Codex built-in, and project skills at a glance, and it supports one-click uninstall.
Now you can uninstall those skills that you downloaded but have been lying idle in the folder 😁
Access is super simple: just click Plugin - Skills and you’ll see it directly. https://t.co/VPefGcky0n
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