github-skills-installer

To back up local skills before updating, run an update script that fetches the latest workspace skills from GitHub, archives the existing local copy, and replaces it with the remote version. This prevents data loss during the synchronization process.

You can automatically restore npm dependencies by running an update script that detects a package.json in the newly downloaded skills and executes npm install. This ensures your local workspace has all required Node.js modules after the replacement.

Yes, you need both git and npm installed to sync skills from GitHub. The update script requires network access to GitHub and uses git clone or archive fallbacks to download files, followed by npm to restore any missing Node.js dependencies.

The best way to keep workspace skills synchronized across devices is to use an automated script that pulls the latest versions from a GitHub repository. It handles bulk replacement of local files and restores dependencies to maintain consistency.

A GitHub skills update might fail due to network connectivity issues or missing local prerequisites like Node.js and npm. The script provides basic error reporting to help identify whether the archive download or git clone fallback encountered a problem.

Yes, you can use an automated script to bulk replace local workspace skills by downloading the master branch from GitHub. It overwrites the local directory after creating an optional backup of the previous files.