skill

To manage local skills across user and project directories, use a CLI-driven assistant to list, add, remove, and edit skills. It synchronizes knowledge between ~/.agents/skills/ and .agents/skills/ to keep skill metadata consistent across scopes.

Yes, you can validate YAML frontmatter when creating local skills. The skill management process supports YAML frontmatter validation and template-driven creation to ensure consistent skill metadata and content with clear error handling.

The best way to synchronize skills between user and project scopes is using a CLI interface to compare and sync directories. This inventory and comparison feature aligns skills across ~/.agents/skills/ and .agents/skills/ to resolve inconsistencies.

To set up local skill directories for a new project, run the setup command to initialize the required skill folders. This guided process ensures safe file operations and establishes the correct directory structure for managing local skills.

Yes, this local skill management approach works without external dependencies. It operates independently using a CLI-like interface to organize and manage skills, relying solely on local file operations within your user and project directories.