add-skills
A Python-based CLI for managing AI agent Skills. Install Skills from local paths or GitHub/GitLab repositories.
Installation
No installation required (recommended)
uvx add-skills ludo-technologies/python-best-practices
Or install globally
uv tool install add-skills
pipx install add-skills
Usage
# Add Skills from GitHub (short form)
uvx add-skills ludo-technologies/python-best-practices
# Add Skills from a local directory
uvx add-skills ./my-skills
# Add Skills from full GitHub URL
uvx add-skills https://github.com/owner/repo
# List available Skills without installing
uvx add-skills ludo-technologies/python-best-practices --list
# Install globally (default: local to project)
uvx add-skills ludo-technologies/python-best-practices --global
# Install for a specific agent
uvx add-skills ludo-technologies/python-best-practices --global --agent cursor
# Skip confirmation prompt
uvx add-skills ludo-technologies/python-best-practices --yes
# Install a specific Skill by name
uvx add-skills ludo-technologies/python-best-practices --skill coding-standards
Options
| Option | Short | Description |
|---|---|---|
--global |
-g |
Install globally instead of locally to project |
--agent |
-a |
Target agent (default: claude-code) |
--skill |
-s |
Install specific Skill by name |
--list |
-l |
List available Skills without installing |
--yes |
-y |
Skip confirmation prompt |
Supported Agents
amp, antigravity, claude-code, clawdbot, cline, codebuddy, codex, command-code, continue, crush, cursor, droid, gemini-cli, github-copilot, goose, kilo, kiro-cli, mcpjam, mux, neovate, opencode, openhands, pi, qoder, qwen-code, roo, trae, windsurf, zencoder
Creating Skills
Create a SKILL.md file in your Skill directory:
---
name: my-skill
description: A brief description of what this skill does
---
# My Skill
Instructions for the AI agent...
How It Works
- Parses the source (local path,
owner/repo, or full URL) - For remote sources, performs a shallow clone
- Discovers all
SKILL.mdfiles in the source - Copies Skill files to the target agent's Skills directory
Installation paths (example for claude-code):
- Local:
.claude/skills/<skill-name> - Global:
~/.claude/skills/<skill-name>
License
MIT
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