Uvx skill-mgr install -t Claude -t codex

Name: Uvx skill-mgr install -t Claude -t codex
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Author: NeuralNotwork

by NeuralNotwork·Apr 23, 2026·1 point·0 comments

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AI Analysis

●●SolidNiche GemShip It

Cross-agent skill sync is useful, but the audience is tiny right now.

Strengths

•Atomic installs across heterogeneous agents with single CLI command.
•GitHub shorthand refs treat repos as live skill registry automatically.

Weaknesses

•Agent skills ecosystem is nascent with unclear long-term adoption.
•Zero stars and forks suggests very early stage with unproven utility.

Post Description

I built skill-mgr to solve the mess of managing agent skills. Here are the highlights: * Cross-Agent Sync: Atomically install or update a skill across multiple heterogeneous agents (Claude, Codex, Orcheo, etc.) with a single command. * Local & GitHub Sources: Install from a local directory for development or use GitHub shorthand (owner/repo/path) to treat repositories as a live skill registry. * Full Lifecycle Management: A familiar CLI surface for your agent capabilities: install, update, uninstall, list, show, and validate. * Unified Observability: skill-mgr list provides a single source of truth for your system's "agent surface area" across all supported platforms.

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