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agentskills

Portable Claude Code skills, kept in one place so they are reachable from any machine.

Claude Code reads user-level skills from ~/.claude/skills/, which is local to a machine and does not travel with a Claude login. This repo is the source of truth; install.sh links them into place.

Install

git clone https://github.com/andyhoops/agentskills.git ~/projects/agentskills
cd ~/projects/agentskills && ./install.sh

Symlinks by default, so editing a skill here takes effect immediately — no reinstall. Use --copy where symlinks are awkward, --dry-run to preview, or name a skill to install just that one.

Existing skills are never overwritten: if ~/.claude/skills/<name> already exists as a real directory, the script reports a conflict and leaves it alone.

Skills

Skill What it does
handover End a working session cleanly, or pick one up. Verifies state, rescues temporary work worth keeping, prompts a memory and CLAUDE.md pass, then writes or reads the handover note.

Adding a skill

One directory per skill under skills/, each with a SKILL.md whose frontmatter carries name and description:

---
name: my-skill
description: One line. This is what decides when the skill gets used, so describe the job, not the mechanics.
---

Then ./install.sh (or nothing at all, if it is already symlinked — the link picks up new files, but a brand-new skill directory needs one run).

Scope

Skills only. No project state: handover notes, memory and anything machine-specific stay where they belong, on the machine and in the project they describe. Nothing here should need editing to work in a different repo — a skill that assumes one project's layout belongs in that project's .claude/skills/ instead.

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