local-skills-setup

Organize local skills by scanning and structuring user-level (~/.claude/skills/omc-learned/) and project-level (.omc/skills/) directories. This enables Claude Code to automatically match and invoke previously extracted insights and codebase-specific playbooks in future conversations.

Local learned skills management uses two primary directories: user-level skills at ~/.claude/skills/omc-learned/ and project-level skills at .omc/skills/. Scanning these locations inventories your reusable codebase-specific playbooks and fixes for automatic recall.

Create and import local skills through an interactive setup workflow that parses markdown frontmatter to extract the skill name and description. This indexing enables proper automatic invocation of your reusable fixes during future conversations.

Yes, you can identify skill-worthy patterns by running a conversation scan. This analyzes ongoing work to extract reusable problem-solving knowledge, capturing repeatedly solved fixes and converting them into structured local skills for future use.

The best way to list local skills is executing the list command, which inventories all user-level and project-level skill directories. This provides a quick view of stored skills and their parsed markdown frontmatter details for immediate recall.

Yes, local skill management works without external dependencies. It relies entirely on built-in directory scanning, markdown frontmatter parsing, and argument-based execution to handle list, add, scan, and import actions for your workflow capture.