analyze
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Analyze context window usage and skill quality for each target's skills.
📚 Sync skills across all AI CLI tools with one command and simplify team sharing. Supporting Codex, Claude Code, OpenClaw & more
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Analyze context window usage and skill quality for each target's skills.
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Browse, enable, disable, and customize audit rules.
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Scan installed skills for security threats and malicious patterns.
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Create, list, and manage backups of target directories.
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Check for available updates to tracked repositories and installed skills without applying changes.
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Collect local skills or agents from targets back to source.
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Create a local git commit for source skills without pushing.
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Generate and install shell completion scripts for tab-completion of commands, subcommands, and flags.
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Show differences between source and targets.
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Check environment and diagnose issues with your skillshare setup.
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Temporarily enable or disable skills without removing them.
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Manage non-skill resources (rules, commands, prompts, etc.) that are synced alongside skills.
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Manage skill hubs — saved hub sources for organization-wide skill discovery.
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Complete reference for all skillshare commands.
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First-time setup. Auto-detects installed AI CLIs and configures targets.
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Add skills from GitHub repos, git URLs, or local paths.
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List all installed skills in the source directory.
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View persistent operations and audit logs for debugging and compliance.
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Create a new skill with a SKILL.md template.
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Pull from git remote and sync to all targets.
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Command "push" from runkids/skillshare, covering push, when to use, what happens, options and git root scope.
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Command "restore" from runkids/skillshare, covering restore, when to use, interactive tui, key bindings and what happens.
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Discover and install skills from GitHub repositories.
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Show the current state of skillshare: source, tracked repositories, targets, and versions.