audit-skill

To ensure skills are installed globally across Codex, Gemini CLI, and Cursor, you can run an audit process that checks local and GitHub repositories for missing skills and installs them globally using npx skills.

You can audit your local repository for missing skills by running an audit command that scans the repository for skill availability, identifies any missing or outdated skills, and installs the latest versions globally across your agents.

Codex and Gemini CLI skills become out of date after a repository update because the globally installed versions are not automatically synced, requiring an audit to detect version mismatches and install the latest skill updates.

Yes, you need a valid npx skills setup and access to a local or GitHub-based skill repository to manage skill versioning, audit missing skills, and install them globally across Codex, Gemini CLI, and Cursor.

The best way to maintain a consistent skill set across multiple AI agents is to regularly run an audit that checks local and GitHub repositories, ensures version control, and installs any missing skills globally to keep the ecosystem up to date.

Yes, you can use a GitHub repository to audit and install missing skills globally by requiring access to the GitHub-based skill repository and executing the npx skills command to sync updates across Codex, Gemini CLI, and Cursor.