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Clone and organize external GitHub repositories for study by using ghq to fetch the code and symlinking it under the learn directory. This workflow keeps your reference projects centralized and easily accessible for learning.

Track and manage cloned repos for active development by incubating them with organized symlinks under the incubate directory. This separates active development projects from study repos to maintain an organized knowledge base.

Ghq works with symlinks for repo management by cloning remote repositories into a centralized local root and creating directory links under learn or incubate paths. This separates physical storage from logical project access.

Yes, you need ghq installed to use this repo management workflow. The skill coordinates directly with ghq shell commands and included scripts to perform repository cloning, linking, listing, and manifest management.

Yes, you can list and offload tracked repositories to keep your knowledge base current. The included index and offload scripts manage manifests to help you review cloned projects and remove outdated or unused repositories.

Using symlinks instead of cloning directly into project directories allows centralized physical storage via ghq while maintaining separate logical access paths for learning versus incubating. This prevents duplicate clones and simplifies manifest tracking.