skill-installer

You can install skills from a GitHub repository by fetching them via ZIP or Git sparse-checkout, then safely copying the files to your target destination with options for --dest, --name, and --global.

Yes, you can pull skills directly from private GitHub repositories. The installer handles repo retrieval securely and performs deterministic path parsing to copy the skill into your workspace or global directory.

The best way to discover curated skills is using the installer's interactive mode or scripts to list available catalogs. You can then install specific skills by name and verify which ones are already installed to streamline maintenance.

Yes, Git is a required dependency for installing skills globally or locally. The installer relies on Git commands like sparse-checkout to pull specific paths from GitHub repositories into the Antigravity workspace.

You can specify the installation directory using the --dest flag during installation. The installer enforces safe copying to the destination path and allows custom naming with the --name option.

Using Git sparse-checkout requires a local Git environment and valid URL/path parsing. It is limited to fetching specific directory paths from GitHub repositories rather than downloading entire repositories indiscriminately.