skill-push

To automatically commit and push skill updates to a GitHub repository, trigger this skill after modifying your SKILL.md files. It handles the git commit and push commands automatically, ensuring your local changes are synchronized with the remote repository.

To keep a skill catalog README in sync after modifying SKILL.md files, use this skill to auto-update the root README. It automatically refreshes the skills list and usage instructions whenever you push changes to your skill repository.

Auto-committing skill changes requires a properly formatted SKILL.md file containing both a name and description. You also need standard Git tooling installed in your local development environment to execute the push operations.

You can use this git push automation for team collaboration workflows on local skills. It applies to local skill development workflows and team collaborations when skills are edited, reviewed, or synchronized across different operating systems.

The best way to eliminate manual git synchronization errors when updating skills is to automate the process. This skill handles committing changed files and pushing updates to GitHub in one action, removing manual steps prone to errors.

When pushing skill changes across different operating systems, the main limitation involves path handling differences. The skill supports OS differences for path handling to mitigate this, but standard Git tooling must be properly configured on your system.