push-skills

To deploy global skills to a GitHub repository, push portable skills from exported-skills/ directories into the target repo by creating .claude/commands/<name>.md slash-command files using the GitHub API. This workflow automates the transfer of skills as accessible commands.

Yes, you can push skills to any repository regardless of its existing structure. The deployment workflow leverages the GitHub API to automatically create missing directories and files, ensuring the .claude/commands/ path exists in the target repo.

The best way to automate skill deployment across multiple repositories is using a controlled workflow that pushes exported-skills manifests and per-skill commands. It handles branch creation and PR generation to safely integrate slash-command updates across repos.

No, manual pull request creation is not required. The push-skills workflow uses an optional branch creation and PR flow to automatically generate a pull request for review after pushing the .claude/commands/ files and exported-skills manifests to the target repository.

To propagate updates to existing slash command deployments, execute the push workflow to push all exported-skills/*/SKILL.md files into the target repository. This updates the existing .claude/commands/ entries and syncs the exported-skills manifests with minimal manual steps.