Manage AI agent skills across multiple coding tools using a single manifest file.
sk is easy to set up with strong trust signals. Check agent compatibility and use-case fit before adding it to your workflow.
Repository setup guidance
npx skills add 803/skills-supplyRun the command in your terminal.
Confirm that the skill files were added to your agent workspace.
Check the README requirements before invoking the skill in your agent.
sk lets you define AI agent skills once in a file called agents.toml and sync them to tools like Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode. It supports packages from GitHub, local folders, or Claude plugins, and handles updates and removals automatically.
sk (skills-supply) is a command-line tool that simplifies managing AI agent skills across multiple coding assistants. Instead of manually copying skill files to each tool's directory, you define your dependencies in a single agents.toml manifest. sk then syncs those skills to all enabled agents—Claude Code, Amp, Codex, OpenCode, Factory, and others. It supports various package sources: GitHub repositories, any git remote, local directories for live development, and existing Claude Code plugins. The tool intelligently reconciles changes: it only updates what's different, safely removes stale skills, and leaves manually-added skills untouched. Teams can commit the manifest to version control, so everyone gets the same skills by running 'sk sync'. Installation is available via Homebrew, npm, or Scoop.
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Last commit was about 191 days ago.
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Standardize AI agent skills across a development team by sharing a single agents.toml file.
Quickly add community skill packages from GitHub to enhance Claude Code or Codex.
Develop and test custom skills locally with instant symlink updates.
Migrate existing Claude Code plugins to work with other agents like Amp or OpenCode.
Keep project-specific skills in sync across multiple AI coding tools without manual duplication.
Agent skills can change coding-agent behavior; review every SKILL.md and referenced script before installing.
Check shell, network, file-system, credential, and API-key requirements before running skill workflows.
Skills are executed by AI agents; malicious skill content could lead to unintended actions. Only install packages from trusted sources.
The tool modifies skill directories for each agent; ensure backups if you have manually-managed skills.
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A public repository of example skills for Claude, demonstrating how to create reusable instructions and resources for specialized tasks.
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Manage AI agent skills across multiple coding tools using a single manifest file.
Developers using multiple AI coding assistants who want a unified skill configuration., Teams collaborating on AI-assisted projects that need consistent agent behavior., Power users who create and share custom skill packages for AI agents.
The setup section provides repository-level starting guidance, not a guarantee of an independently verified installation. Check the official README and release notes.
Agent skills can change coding-agent behavior; review every SKILL.md and referenced script before installing. Check shell, network, file-system, credential, and API-key requirements before running skill workflows.
Similar or complementary options to evaluate include anthropic-skills, bug-hunter, hyperframes.
Jun 7, 2026
4 security/trust notes recorded.
Setup difficulty is 2/5.
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