g

Route /g commands to the /gobby router for skill loading and MCP routing.

19|3|Updated Dec 15, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/GobbyAI/gobby --skill g
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Skill: g
Source: https://github.com/GobbyAI/gobby/tree/main/.gemini/skills/g
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/GobbyAI/gobby --skill g

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a lightweight alias that routes commands through the /gobby router, allowing users to load and execute skills with a shorter syntax.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Alias-driven routing: Map /g to the underlying /gobby router to load a skill or route to an MCP server.
  • Consistent behavior: Reuses the same routing patterns as /gobby, including /g help, /g <skill>, and /g mcp <server>, so users can operate seamlessly.
  • Use Case: A developer wants to quickly test a skill by invoking /g tasks list or route to an MCP server with /g mcp context7 react.

Quick Start

Use the g skill to route to a skill or MCP server: /g tasks list or /g mcp context7 react.

Frequently Asked Questions about g

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I use a shorthand CLI command to load skills instead of typing the full router path?

Shorthand CLI command routing maps the /g alias to the underlying /gobby router, allowing you to load and execute skills with shorter syntax. It forwards commands directly to the main engine.

Can I route to an MCP server using a shorter command alias?

Yes, you can route to an MCP server using the shorthand alias by running /g mcp <server>. This forwards the routing pattern directly to the underlying /gobby implementation for consistent execution.

What is the correct syntax to directly load a specific skill using an alias?

Direct skill loading via the alias uses the /g <skill> syntax. For example, invoking /g tasks list forwards the request to the /gobby router to execute the specified skill.

Does the /g shorthand alias support the same help commands as the main router?

Yes, the shorthand alias supports consistent behavior by mapping /g help to the underlying /gobby router. This ensures users can access the same routing patterns and assistance seamlessly.

Why use a shorthand alias for CLI skill loading instead of the full router command?

Using a shorthand alias for CLI skill loading reduces typing overhead while maintaining consistent routing patterns. It delegates command handling directly to the underlying router, ensuring identical execution without behavior changes.

Are there limitations when routing commands through a shorthand alias instead of the full path?

The shorthand alias delegates all actual command handling to the underlying /gobby engine, meaning it supports the same routing patterns without limitations. It acts purely as a lightweight forwarding layer.