tooluniverse-install-skills

To automatically install missing ToolUniverse skills, the system scans common client directories for SKILL.md canary files, executes a shallow git sparse-checkout from GitHub, and copies the skill folders into the detected client path to ensure the router can route requests properly.

Yes, ToolUniverse skills setup detects the client environment, including Cursor, Codex, Windsurf, Gemini, Claude, OpenCode, and Trae, placing the skills into the appropriate directory automatically and prompting you if the client cannot be auto-detected.

The best way to detect missing research skills is by performing filesystem checks for SKILL.md canary files across common client locations, which determines whether the necessary ToolUniverse sub-skills are already present in your project setup.

No, ToolUniverse skill installation does not require a full git clone; it executes a shallow, sparse checkout of only the skills folder from GitHub to copy the necessary directories efficiently with minimal user input.

Your ToolUniverse router fails to route requests when specialized skills are missing from the client directory, which this Skill resolves by automating filesystem checks and copying the required skill directories to the correct path.

No, you do not need to manually copy specialized skills for CI environment bootstrapping; the automated installation detects your client layout and places the cloned skills folder directly into the appropriate directory.