source-command-gsd-sync-skills

To synchronize skill directories across runtime environments, run a sync command with source and destination arguments. The tool computes differences and applies CREATE, UPDATE, or REMOVE actions to ensure alignment between the specified runtimes.

Skill synchronization is the process of keeping managed skill directories consistent across multiple runtime roots. You need it after updating skills in one environment to ensure all other environments reflect the same changes and remain aligned.

Yes, you can preview changes by running a dry-run synchronization operation. The dry-run phase computes and reports the diff of CREATE, UPDATE, and REMOVE actions for each destination without executing the actual file modifications.

You resolve custom skills root locations by passing the skills-root option when running the sync command. This parameter directs the tool to the correct directory paths for both source and destination runtime environments.

The synchronization process relies on script execution and requires explicit source and destination runtime arguments. It is limited to managing GSD skill directories and does not handle arbitrary file types or environments outside the specified runtime roots.