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Skillz
CLI tool for managing AI assistant skills and slash commands across multiple LLM platforms
Quick Start
Install this Skill
npx skills add jkitchin/skillz# Skillz
<img src="skillz.png" alt="Skillz" width="300">
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A comprehensive CLI tool for managing AI assistant skills and slash commands for Claude Code, OpenCode, and other LLM platforms.
> **Note:** Currently only tested on Claude Code and OpenCode. Please report issues for Codex and Gemini. With opencode you may have better performance with https://www.npmjs.com/package/opencode-skills (this is what I use).
- https://github.com/numman-ali/openskills (I have not tried this yet)
- Requested feature in opencode https://github.com/sst/opencode/issues/3235
## Features
- **Install/Uninstall**: Easily manage skills, commands, hooks, and agents
- **Search**: Find skills by keywords and descriptions
- **Create**: Interactive wizard or AI-assisted creation for new skills, commands, hooks, and agents
- **Validate**: Ensure skills, commands, hooks, and agents meet format requirements
- **Multi-platform**: Support for OpenCode, Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini
- **Hooks**: Lifecycle hooks for Claude Code (formatting, logging, security, notifications)
- **Agents**: Specialized subagents for code review, debugging, testing, and documentation
## Installation
### Using uv (recommended)
```bash
uv pip install -e .
```
### Using pip
```bash
pip install -e .
```
## Quick Start
### Configure Repository Path
First, set up the path to your skills repository:
```bash
skillz config set repository /path/to/skillz
```
### List Available Skills
```bash
# List all skills and commands
skillz list
# List only skills
skillz list --type skill
# List only from repository
skillz list --source repository
```
### Install a Skill
```bash
# Install to Claude Code (default)
skillz install skill-name
# Install to OpenCode
skillz install skill-name --platform opencode
# Install to project directory (.claude/skills/)
skillz install skill-name --target project
# Preview before installing
skillz install skill-name --dry-run
```
### Search for Skills
```bash
skillz search python
skillz search "lab notebook"
```
### Create a New Skill
```bash
# Interactive mode
skillz create --type skill
# With name specified
skillz create --type skill --name my-awesome-skill
# AI-assisted creation using Claude CLI
skillz create --type skill --name my-skill --prompt "A skill for analyzing Python code style"
```
### Uninstall a Skill
```bash
skillz uninstall skill-name
```
### Manage Hooks
```bash
# List available hooks
skillz hooks list --target repo
# Install a hook
skillz hooks install lab-notebook
# Create a hook (with AI)
skillz hooks create my-hook --event PostToolUse --prompt "Format Python with black"
```
### Manage Agents
```bash
# List available agents
skillz agents list --target repo
# Install an agent
skillz agents install code-reviewer
# Create an agent (with AI)
skillz agents create my-agent --prompt "An agent that reviews security vulnerabilities"
```
## Configuration
Configuration is stored in `~/.config/skillz/config.yaml`.
Default configuration:
```yaml
default_platform: claude
personal_skills_dir: ~/.claude/skills
personal_commands_dir: ~/.claude/commands
project_skills_dir: .claude/skills
project_commands_dir: .claude/commands
default_target: personal
platforms:
claude:
skills_dir: ~/.claude/skills
commands_dir: ~/.claude/commands
opencode:
skills_dir: ~/.config/opencode/skills
commands_dir: ~/.config/opencode/command
codex:
skills_dir: ~/.codex/skills
commands_dir: ~/.codex/commands
gemini:
skills_dir: ~/.config/gemini/skills
commands_dir: ~/.config/gemini/commands
```
## Skills Format
Skills are directories containing a `SKILL.md` file with YAML frontmatter:
```markdown
---
name: my-skill
description: A clear description of what this skill does and when to use it
allowed-tools: ["*"] # Optional: restrict available tools
---
# Skill Content
Detailed instructions for Claude on how to use this skill...
```
### Requirements
- `name`: lowercase, hyphens only, max 64 characters
- `description`: clear explanation, max 1024 characters
- Directory must contain `SKILL.md`
## Commands Format
Commands are markdown files with optional YAML frontmatter:
```markdown
---
description: Brief description for /help
model: sonnet # Optional: sonnet, opus, or haiku
allowed-tools: ["*"] # Optional
argument-hint: <your-arg> # Optional: autocomplete help
---
# Command Content
Command prompt content here...
Use $ARGUMENTS or $1, $2, etc. for parameters.
```
## Hooks Format
Hooks are directories containing a `HOOK.md` file and a script (`hook.py` or `hook.sh`):
```markdown
---
na
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