install-tooling

You can automate installing new agents and skills from GitHub repositories by triggering an intake workflow that discovers, audits, and installs the tooling directly into your project or global context.

The best way to audit GitHub tooling for conflicts is to use an installation pipeline that performs automated intake checks for redundancy and conflicts before applying the tooling to your project.

Yes, you can install multiple skills at once from curated sources. The workflow handles one or many items per invocation, auditing and installing them across global or repo-local contexts.

Yes, the skill installation process includes project patch generation and documentation updates. The pipeline handles patch-based customization and automatically updates documentation after installation.

You can patch and customize agents pulled from a GitHub URL by using the tooling intake workflow, which supports ad-hoc URLs and applies patch-based customizations during the installation phase.

Installing tooling globally applies the skills across all contexts, whereas repo-local restricts them to the specific repository. Both require an audit phase to prevent conflicts within the chosen scope.