Skm extract agent skill pack
Agent Skill Manager — discover, install, link, and upgrade skills for Claude Code & Codex.
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Use when a set of local skills should be split out from an existing source tree into a standalone skill-pack repository skeleton, while keeping the original skills in place until the new repository is reviewed and reconnected through `vendor`.
SKILL.md
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Extract Agent Skill Pack
Overview
This skill takes one or more existing local skills and extracts them into a standalone repository skeleton.
The first version is intentionally copy-first:
- it creates the new pack
- it does not delete the source skills
- it generates a checklist for the follow-up release and vendor reconnect steps
When to Use
Use this skill when:
- a group of local skills has become coherent enough to deserve its own repo
- you want to split skills out of a larger local source tree
- you want a safer first step before publishing or reconnecting through
vendor
Do not use this skill to import an external repo. Use skm-install-linked-agent-skills for that.
Core Rule
Extract first, delete later.
The safe sequence is:
- copy selected skills into a new repo skeleton
- review the new pack
- run
skm-release-agent-skill-pack - reconnect the released repo through
vendor - only then remove the original local copies
Command
bash ~/.skm/skills/skm-extract-agent-skill-pack/scripts/skm-extract-agent-skill-pack.sh \
<source-root> <target-repo> <skill-name...>
Example:
bash ~/.skm/skills/skm-extract-agent-skill-pack/scripts/skm-extract-agent-skill-pack.sh \
~/.skm/personal \
~/tmp/my-skill-pack \
alpha-skill beta-skill
What It Produces
The script creates:
README.mdskills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md.git/EXTRACT-CHECKLIST.md
Common Mistakes
- moving source skills too early
- extracting unrelated skills into one pack
- forgetting to run
skm-release-agent-skill-packbefore publishing - forgetting to reconnect the new repo through
vendor
Completion Checklist
- target repo skeleton exists
- selected skills are copied into
skills/ - original source skills still exist
EXTRACT-CHECKLIST.mdis generated