xskill

# xskill xskill is a thin client + background daemon that (1) mounts your team's shared Skills into every AI-agent tool you use (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, Trae) and (2) quietly collects your agent trajectories and syncs them to a team server. You join a server once, then it keeps skills in sync and auto-updates itself. All state lives under `~/.xskill/`: | File | What | |---|---| | `~/.xskill/team_client.json` | connection **identity** (server_url, client_id, join_token) — survives restarts | | `~/.xskill/connect_daemon.json` | current background daemon (pid / host task) — used by `status`/`stop` | | `~/.xskill/logs/xskill.*.log` | split logs (one file per component) | | `~/.xskill/skill/` | the local skill repo everything is mounted from | ## Getting started — `xskill init` `xskill init` is the interactive onboarding command. It: 1. installs this xskill guide skill into every detected agent tool, 2. asks which server to join, the join token, and your employee id, 3. detects any already-running daemon and asks whether to keep or replace it, 4. starts the background daemon. ```bash xskill init # interactive: prompts for server / token / name ``` Headless / scripted (no prompts): ```bash xskill init <host:port> --token <join-token> --name <employee-id> --yes ``` `init` is a convenience wrapper around `connect`. If you already know the flow, `xskill connect <host:port> --token <t> --name <id>` does the connect half directly. The **join token...