sync-skills

Syncing local Claude skills involves scanning project directories for .claude/skills/*/SKILL.md files, extracting YAML frontmatter metadata, generalizing project-specific content, and updating the claude-skills repository with human-in-the-loop deduplication.

Deduplication uses a human-in-the-loop workflow that scans multiple local projects for new or updated skills, prompts for changes when conflicts arise, and ensures only unique or modified skill entries update the central repository registry.

Yes, you can generalize project-specific skills by reading core logic from local SKILL.md files and transforming specialized content into reusable entries suitable for a centralized community Claude skills repository.

Scanning local project trees requires access to environments with multiple local projects containing .claude/skills directories, where the tool reads YAML frontmatter for metadata and preserves optional scripts, references, and assets.

Syncing skills updates the skills.json file and central repository registry, but uses a human-in-the-loop deduplication workflow to prompt for changes when conflicts arise rather than fully automating the overwrite process.

Automated skill synchronization requires human-in-the-loop intervention for deduplication and conflict resolution, meaning it cannot fully automate overwrites and requires manual review to preserve core logic when generalizing project-specific content.