Skm update vendor skills
Agent Skill Manager — discover, install, link, and upgrade skills for Claude Code & Codex.
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Use when vendor skill packages under `~/.skm/vendor` may have upstream updates and you want to refresh one package or all packages, then rebuild and verify the Codex and Claude Code entrypoints.
SKILL.md
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Update Vendor Skills
Overview
Vendor skill packages drift over time. This skill updates those packages without losing the local skm entrypoint model.
After updating a vendor package, it immediately rebuilds the entrypoints and verifies the result.
When to Use
Use this skill when:
- a vendor package has upstream changes you want locally
- a submodule is behind remote
- you imported a package earlier and now want to refresh it
- you want to update all vendor packages in one pass
Do not use this skill for first-time installation of a new package. Use skm-install-linked-agent-skills for that.
Core Rule
After every vendor update:
- rebuild entrypoints
- verify entrypoints
Run the bundled script:
bash ~/.skm/skills/skm-update-vendor-skills/scripts/skm-update-vendor-skills.sh [package-name...]
Workflow
1. Choose scope
- no arguments: update all vendor packages
- one argument: update one vendor package
- multiple arguments: update only the named packages
2. Run the updater
Examples:
bash ~/.skm/skills/skm-update-vendor-skills/scripts/skm-update-vendor-skills.sh
bash ~/.skm/skills/skm-update-vendor-skills/scripts/skm-update-vendor-skills.sh superpowers
bash ~/.skm/skills/skm-update-vendor-skills/scripts/skm-update-vendor-skills.sh superpowers skm
3. Read the result
The script reports one of:
UPDATED <package>UNCHANGED <package>SKIP <package>
Then it runs:
bootstrap.sh --forcecheck.sh
Common Mistakes
- pulling a vendor package manually and forgetting to rebuild entrypoints
- editing vendor packages directly in entrypoint directories
- using install flow for updates instead of using the updater
- assuming vendor updates do not affect
CodexorClaude Codevisibility
Completion Checklist
Before calling the update complete:
- target vendor packages have been refreshed
bootstrap.sh --forcehas runcheck.shpasses- updated packages are clearly reported back to the user