Install and synchronize SKILL.md directories across multiple AI coding tools.
npx skills add https://github.com/computerlovetech/agr --skill agr-cli
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: agr-cli Source: https://github.com/computerlovetech/agr/tree/main/skills/agr-cli Command: npx skills add https://github.com/computerlovetech/agr --skill agr-cli
Repetitive, error-prone setup and syncing of AI agent skills across multiple coding tools, where each tool keeps its own local skills directory and requires manual maintenance.
Run agr init in your repo, then use the CLI to install a skill by saying: "Install anthropics/skills/pdf for my coding tools using agr add".
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To install a specific remote skill across your coding tools, use the agr add command with the skill handle, which copies the directory containing SKILL.md into each tool's configured local skills directory.
Yes, you can test an AI agent skill ephemerally without persisting it by using the agrx command, which downloads and runs the skill once without committing it into agr.toml or updating the lockfile.
The best way to upgrade pinned dependencies in an agr.lock file is to run an agr upgrade command, which refreshes selected skills beyond their pinned versions and updates the lockfile accordingly to maintain deterministic lifecycle semantics.
Yes, agr works with in-repo skill directories for team workflows by installing skills located under the skills/ directory and keeping them consistent across configured tools through manifest and lock management.
Instruction mirroring during a skill sync operation may fail if canonical instruction files are not correctly enabled or if handle resolution and tool fan-out behavior encounter mismatched directory layouts during the migration process.
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