skill-interop

To make agent skills portable across Grok, Claude Code, and Codex, you need standardized scaffolding that generates host-agnostic structures. This ensures your prompts and scripts work seamlessly across different environments without requiring host-specific forks.

An interop audit is a rigorous review of existing agent skill trees to identify anti-patterns like divergent prompt copies or silent failures. It ensures technical consistency across diverse agent platforms by verifying unified CLI contracts.

To scaffold a portable agent skill package, use standardized generation tools to create host-agnostic skill structures in your current directory. This process establishes a unified CLI contract for prompt-first and script-backed skill units.

Yes, you can use a single CLI contract to manage skill installations across diverse agent platforms. Unified deployment handles plugin marketplace interactions through one consistent interface, preventing fragmented host-specific workflows.

Agent prompts fail silently in new host environments due to anti-patterns like divergent prompt copies and lack of technical consistency. Performing an interop audit identifies these silent failures and ensures standardized deployment contracts.

Yes, skill-interop supports both prompt-first and script-backed skill units. It standardizes the development and deployment of these portable units, ensuring they function seamlessly across multiple host environments like Hermes and Claude Code.