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- Line 112: Add an explicit precondition in the backup block before the `test -d
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<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Published: 6 days ago; Crawled: yesterday; pkg:composer/llm/skills ... 1.15.0 2026-10-15 12:10 UTC
## llm/skills
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AI skills discovery and management system for LLM agents
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github.com/roxblnfk/skills
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Installs: 50 922
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Published on Packagist.org on 2026-10-15 12:10 UTC
# README
Distribute AI Skills as Composer dependencies
A Composer plugin that downloads AI Skills from your Composer/vendor packages and from arbitrary Git repositories (GitHub and GitLab, added with `skills:add`), then keeps them synced into a project-local directory (default `.agents/skills/`).
An AI Skill is a directory containing a `SKILL.md` plus any auxiliary files (templates, examples, fixtures). The directory name is the skill's identity; coding-agent tools read `SKILL.md` to learn project-specific instructions, conventions, and recipes.
Skills are assembled in the consumer project on demand, or automatically on `composer install` / `update`. A package doesn't even have to declare anything: skills are auto-discovered by their `SKILL.md` files wherever they live.
## Install
composer require --dev llm/skills
Composer will prompt to allow the plugin during install — answer y. (For non-interactive setups, pre-allow with `"config": { "allow-plugins": { "llm/skills": true } }` in `composer.json`.)
That is the whole setup. On the next `composer install` / `update`, a project with no `skills.json` gets a proposed configuration built from the agent directories it already has (`.claude/`, `.cursor/`, …) and a single question to confirm it. Press Enter and the file is written and your skills are synced; answer n and nothing is written.
To do it yourself, or to revisit the choices later:
composer skills:init # the full wizard: target, aliases, trust, auto-sync
composer skills:init --quick # take the detected layout, confirm once
composer skills:init --force # re-run over an existing skills.json
Any config value can also be passed up front — `--target`, `--alias`, `--trust`, `--auto-sync` / `--no-auto-sync`, `--discovery` / `--no-discovery`. In the wizard they arrive pre-filled at the prompt; with `--quick` (or in CI) they are simply written, which makes the whole setup one scriptable line:
composer skills:init --quick --target=.claude/skills --alias=.agents/skills --trust='acme/*'
Either way you end up with a `skills.json` you commit alongside `composer.json`, and the skills synced right after it is written (`--no-sync` skips that). See Project configuration for the full reference. The plugin still works without the file — defaults are sensible — but committing an explicit `skills.json` is what makes your skill setup reproducible across the team.
Auto-sync after every `composer install` / `update` is on by default, so after `init` you get fresh skills with no further setup. To opt out, set `"auto-sync": false` in `skills.json`; `composer install --no-scripts` also suppresses the auto-run for a single invocation without changing the config.
### Global composer installation
Install once and use the `skills:*` commands in any project:
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<excerpt>citeturn1search0 [wordlim: 200] Published: 6 days ago; Crawled: yesterday; The file is the single source of truth for every decision the plugin makes in your project — what to copy, where to put it, who to trust, whether to auto-sync. ... "$schema": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/roxblnfk/skills/master/resources/skills.schema.json", ... { "from": "github", "package": "acme/skills", "ref": "^1.2.0" }, ... * Standalone projects (no `composer.json` at cwd) — write a stub `skills.json` with the `$schema` pointer so editors can pick up the schema; nothing else is touched.
## Project configuration
Project-level settings live in a dedicated `skills.json` at the project root. The file is the single source of truth for every decision the plugin makes in your project — what to copy, where to put it, who to trust, whether to auto-sync. Skill content may arrive from manifests you did not write (vendor packages, their external sources), but whether it is allowed in is always governed here, by the trust lists and the `vendor-sources` toggle.
// <project-root>/skills.json
{
"$schema": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/roxblnfk/skills/master/resources/skills.schema.json",
"target": ".agents/skills",
"aliases": [".claude/skills", ".cursor/skills"],
"discovery": true,
"auto-sync": true,
"path-from-root": "packages/api",
"dependencies": {
"composer": { "trusted": ["acme/*", "myorg/skills-internal"] }
},
"sources": [
{ "from": "github", "package": "acme/skills", "ref": "^1.2.0" },
{ "from": "github", "package": "team/skills-pack", "ref": "^2",
"skills": ["code-review", "refactor"] }
]
}
Key | Type | Default | Description
--- | --- | --- | ---
`target` | string | `.agents/skills` | Destination directory, relative to the project root.
`aliases` | string[] | `[]` | Mirror paths (junction/symlink) pointing at `target`. See Aliases.
`discovery` | bool | `true` | Consider packages that ship skills without declaring `extra.skills`. Set to `false` to sync only what is declared (CLI overrides either way).
`auto-sync` | bool | `true` | Run `skills:update` after `composer install` / `update`. Set to `false` to opt out.
`path-from-root` | string | (unset) | The project's own location below an intended outer root, e.g. `packages/api`. When set, `target` and aliases resolve against (and stay inside) that verified root instead of the project directory. See path-from-root.
`dependencies` | object | `{}` | Per-package-manager config: `<id>` → `bool` (walk toggle) or `{ enabled, trusted, trusted-replace }`.
`skills:init` is the explicit version of the migration that `skills:update` runs implicitly. It exists for two cases:
* Pre-`skills:update` setup — bootstrap `skills.json` before the first sync.
* Standalone projects (no `composer.json` at cwd) — write a stub `skills.json` with the `$schema` pointer so editors can pick up the schema; nothing else is touched.
Refusal semantics:
* Refuses to overwrite an existing `skills.json` without `--force`.
* Refuses if the inline `extra.skills` block is malformed — fix `composer.json` first, then rerun.
* Refuses if `--path` points at an existing non-file (a directory etc.) with a clear error.
`--path=PATH` honours the project-root containment rule. Subsequent commands only auto-discover `skills.json` at the project root, so a non-default `--path` also emits a notice telling the user to move the file.
Note
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<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last month; Agent skills for Prisma Composer — one `SKILL.md` that teaches an LLM agent how to write, test, and deploy a Prisma App without re-deriving the API from documentation each time. ... The skill ships inside the `@prisma/composer` tarball, so installing the package is what brings it in. `prisma skills sync` (from the `prisma` CLI) copies it out of `node_modules` into the skill directories the agent runtimes read — `.claude/skills/`, `.cursor/skills/`, `.agents/skills/`, `.windsurf/skills/`: ... * Leave the `metadata` stamp alone. `metadata.library` names the npm package the skill ships inside, and `metadata.library_version` is rewritten by `scripts/set-version.ts` on every release — hand-editing the version, or dropping either key, breaks the release script and `scripts/check-skill-packaging.mjs`.
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<excerpt>citeturn0search2 [wordlim: 200] Published: 6 days ago; Crawled: 3 days ago; The two lists share one syntax but answer different questions. `sources[]` in `skills.json` is the consumer's pull list: "my project takes skills from here" — you wrote it, so every entry is trusted by declaration. `sources[]` in a package's `composer.json` is a donor's address book: "my skills live over there" — the same statement `extra.skills.source` makes for in-package paths, just pointing outside. ... A plain exact pin is also available as `"ref": "=1.4.2"` (works in `skills.json` too). ... `llm/skills` reads donors from two axes:
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<excerpt>citeturn0search3 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: today; ├── scripts/ ... 4 curl -X POST 'https://api.openai.com/v1/skills' \ ... -F 'files[]=@./basic_math/SKILL.md;filename=basic_math/SKILL.md;type=text/markdown' \ ... 3 curl -X POST 'https://api.openai.com/v1/skills' \
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- 2: https://packagist.org/packages/llm/skills?utm_source=openai
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Correct the --no-scripts guidance.
llm/skills 1.15.0 documents that composer install --no-scripts suppresses automatic synchronization for that invocation.
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Explicitly naming a donor selects/trusts it for that run. Test automatic trust
without a package argument when that policy is what matters. With Composer
-2.10.3 and llm/skills 1.15.0, `--no-scripts` alone still permits automatic copy;
+2.10.3 and llm/skills 1.15.0, `composer install --no-scripts` suppresses automatic sync for that invocation;
`auto-sync:false` disables automatic sync and `--no-plugins` stops plugin loading.
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Fail clearly when skill_target is unset.
This block uses skill_target, but the variable is initialized only in the earlier copy block. In a new shell, test -d "$skill_target" evaluates against an empty path and performs no backup without a diagnostic.
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backup outside discovery:
```sh
skill_backup="$HOME/.agent-skill-backups/fast-forward-http-$(date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S)-$$"
+: "${skill_target:?Set skill_target to the selected project or global target}"
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Applications need a complete integration procedure for
fast-forward/http. Bundleresources/skills/fast-forward-httpwith a supported^1.2contract, MIT license, executable examples and optional project/global installation guidance. Declare Composer discovery metadata and suggestllm/skillswithout adding a runtime installer; link the canonical source from README and the root AGENTS contract.Validation:
--since=origin/main --source=tags.The declared minimum describes the release introducing the skill. Disposable path repositories label the exact candidate source with that version solely for validation; no release/tag is claimed or created. New integration/docs text is original, guided by source/tests; LICENSE uses the maintainer's established MIT terms. Native host discovery, session activation and fresh-model task performance remain unverified. No global host skills are installed. No merge or release is performed.
Additional lifecycle checks: automatic synchronization with
--no-scripts, explicit update,auto-sync:false, installed-plugin suppression with--no-plugins, same-path overwrite, extra/unrelated-file retention and donor/plugin removal were exercised in disposable consumers. Guarded project and isolated-global copies refuse existing targets; update backup and rollback were tested. The pinned Skills CLI project add/list route works, but its removal can leave the canonical.agents/skillscopy; the installation guide now documents that observed limitation. Final archive/installed/manager copies match the finished payload byte for byte.