skill-installer

To install Codex skills from a GitHub repository, you use helper scripts that copy the skill into the CODEX_HOME/skills directory. The process uses direct download or Git sparse-checkout, includes validation, and handles errors automatically.

Yes, you can install Codex skills from private GitHub repositories. The installation scripts support fetching skills from private repos using Git sparse-checkout or direct download methods, placing them directly into your Codex skills directory.

You can discover available curated skills by running the provided helper scripts to list them. This feature allows users to browse a curated list of installable skills before selecting one to add to their Codex environment.

Yes, you need both Python runtime and internet access to install skills into the Codex skills directory. The installation process relies on Python scripts to fetch, validate, and copy skill files from curated lists or remote GitHub repositories.

Using Git sparse-checkout is the best way to add a skill to CODEX_HOME without cloning an entire repository. This method fetches only the specific skill files needed, validates them, and installs them directly into your local skills directory.