share-skilllisted

# Share Skill Package one installed skill into a `.zip` inside a fresh temp folder and open that folder in Finder, ready to hand off. ## Steps 1. **Identify the target skill** from the user's request. They may write `/share-skill the /humanize skill`, `share humanize`, or give a path. Extract the bare skill name (strip a leading `/`, ignore filler like "the" and "skill"). If no skill is named, ask which one. 2. **Run the packager**, passing the name. Use this skill's own base directory (shown when the skill loaded) for the script path: ```bash bash "<this-skill-base-dir>/scripts/share-skill.sh" <skill-name> ``` The script takes either a bare name (`humanize`), a slash-command name (`/humanize`), or a path, absolute or relative, to a directory holding a `SKILL.md`. A path is tried verbatim first, so an absolute path works from any working directory. Failing that it searches `./.claude/skills`, `./.agents/skills`, `$CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR/skills`, `~/.claude/skills` and `~/.agents/skills`. It then dereferences symlinks so the archive is self-contained, excludes junk (`.DS_Store`, `.git`, `*-cache*`, `node_modules`, `__pycache__`), zips it, drops the zip in a fresh temp folder, and opens that folder in Finder. 3. **Report** the `Zip:` and `Folder:` paths from the script output. Tell the user Finder is open on that folder, and that a recipient installs the skill by unzipping into `~/.claude/skills/` (personal) or a project's `.claude/skills/` (project), then startin