skillet-synclisted

# skillet-sync Skillet syncs one SKILL.md to every agent runtime you use — Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, Cursor, Windsurf — and to anyone you share it with. This skill is the shortest path from "what is Skillet" to "my skill is everywhere." ## The core idea A SKILL.md is a plain text file that gives an AI agent context or capabilities — a writing voice, a refund policy, a code review checklist. Skillet treats these the same way npm treats packages: version them, publish them, sync them, and let people add them to their environment with one command. The key difference from a directory: Skillet stores context that belongs to *you* — private state that survives every model wave. The public catalog is the distribution surface; the actual value is the private sync underneath. ## First sync ```bash # Install Skillet (no auth required for the first sync) npx skilletmd # Import skills you already have skillet import ~/.claude/skills # See what synced (scan state) skillet scan ``` The first sync completes in under 60 seconds. No OAuth until you publish. ## Publishing a skill ```bash # Save to your profile, private skillet upload --skill skill-name # Make it public skillet upload --skill skill-name --public ``` Publishing under an organization is done on skillet.md, not from the CLI. Before publishing, Skillet runs a privacy scan to flag any PII (emails, tokens, API keys) in the skill content. Every published version is signed with your Ed25519 author key — recipients can