Both Claude Code and Gemini CLI expect skills at:
<skills-dir>/<skill-name>/SKILL.md
rather than the flat:
<skills-dir>/<skill-name>.md
Update install_to_claude and install_to_gemini to create the skill
subdirectory and write the file as SKILL.md within it.
Introduces a standalone skill installer script and project landing page
documentation covering all three skills in the repository.
install.sh:
- Downloads and installs SKILL.md files from the remote repository into
the appropriate local directory for Claude Code (~/.claude/skills/) and/or
Gemini CLI (~/.gemini/skills/)
- Supports --claude/-c and --gemini/-g flags to target one or both tools;
defaults to both when neither is specified
- Accepts positional skill name arguments or --all/-a to install every
available skill; named arguments always take precedence over --all
- Discovers available skills at runtime via the Gitea contents API, with
automatic fallback to a depth-1 sparse git clone when the API is
unreachable or returns no results; JSON parsing uses jq, then python3,
then an awk fallback in order of availability
- Validates skill names against path traversal (../) and slash injection
before any download is attempted
- Supports CLAUDE_SKILLS_DIR and GEMINI_SKILLS_DIR environment variable
overrides for non-default install locations
- Checks for curl and git dependencies at startup and exits with a clear
error listing any missing tools
- Cleans up any temporary clone directory on exit via a trap on EXIT
- Displays colorized output (Bold/Cyan headers, Green success, Yellow
warnings, Red errors) when stdout is a terminal; disables all ANSI codes
automatically when piped or redirected
- Includes a fully formatted --help/-h page documenting all flags,
environment variables, and usage examples
README.md:
- Landing page covering project purpose, all three skills with per-skill
purpose and execution protocol summaries, and a full Installation section
- Installation section documents the standard curl pipe form
(curl -sL URL | bash -s -- args) with six ready-to-use one-liner examples
covering all major flag combinations
- Flags & Options table, Environment Variables table, and a Manual Install
section for users who prefer to inspect before running
- Table of contents with anchor links for all major sections
- License section referencing GPL-3.0-or-later
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