skill-installer

To install Codex skills from a GitHub repository, the installer fetches them directly into your CODEX_HOME/skills directory. It supports direct network downloads and uses git sparse-checkout as a fallback to retrieve the requested skill files.

Yes, you can install skills from private GitHub repositories. The installer uses network-based helper scripts that handle authentication and access to fetch the requested skills from your private repos into the CODEX_HOME/skills directory.

The best way to list available Codex skills is by running the skill installer against curated paths. It queries known sources and presents available skills, allowing you to select and install specific ones using simple commands.

Yes, the Codex skill installer uses git sparse-checkout. It applies sparse-checkout as a fallback mechanism when fetching skills from repositories, ensuring efficient retrieval of specific skill directories without downloading entire repos.

Codex skill installation may fail due to network issues or incorrect repository access. The installer handles these errors gracefully by attempting a git sparse-checkout fallback if the initial direct download fails, ensuring robust skill retrieval.