example-skill

Omni Skills

I try every AI tool. My skills scattered everywhere. This unifies them.

🎉 v1.5.0 is out — automatic pre-sync backups, session-aware consent, a smaller core CLI (sync, setup, doctor, restore, update, help), and secondary commands moved under manage. Read the changelog →

A CLI + MCP server that takes the skills you've collected across all your AI coding tools and unifies them into a single canonical store. Then it syncs them into every tool you use — Claude, Codex, Kimi, Gemini, Cursor, Zed, Cline, Z.AI, and anything else that follows.

If you find this useful, please consider starring the repo — it helps us reach the criteria for inclusion in homebrew/core so users can run brew install omni-skills without the brew tap step.

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The Problem This Solves

Every new AI coding tool wants its own instruction file, skill directory, and configuration. The result is fragmentation:

Omni Skills is a single-purpose tool: find all your skills, put them in one place, and wire them into every AI tool you use.

# One canonical store. Every tool sees it.
omni-skills sync all   # Claude, Codex, Kimi, Gemini, Cursor, Cline, Zed, etc.

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Install

Choose one of the following. Native binaries do not require Node.js.

# macOS / Linux
brew tap moatazhamada/tap
brew install omni-skills

# Windows
winget install omni-skills

# npm
npm install -g ai-omni-skills

See docs/install.md for details on why brew tap is needed and how each distribution channel works.

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Quick Start

You need your own private repository for your skills. This toolkit does not include skills — it connects the skills you already have to every AI tool you use.

# 1. Run the auto-scan setup
omni-skills setup
# Auto-detects your installed AI tools, finds your skill directories,
# suggests cleanup, and generates ~/.config/skills/config.json

# 2. Sync to every AI tool
omni-skills sync all

# 3. Verify health
omni-skills doctor

# 4. Run the verification suite
node verify.js

Override defaults without questions:

omni-skills setup --public=~/my-skills-public --private=~/my-skills-private
omni-skills setup --toolkit=/path/to/this/repo

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What It Does

When you run omni-skills sync, each SKILL.md is compiled on the fly into the format each target tool expects. You can also add executionBoundary guidance in the YAML frontmatter for file writing, network access, or shell confirmation expectations. The target tool's sandbox, approvals, and managed policies remain the enforcement layer.

For Codex, sync also moves obsolete Omni-managed output from the former ~/.codex/skills directory to recoverable trash while preserving unmanaged content.

See docs/architecture.md for the full compiler pipeline, execution boundaries, and MCP server details.

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Supported AI Tools

¹ Z.AI works through existing tools. Point Claude Code, Cline, or Zed at the GLM Coding Plan endpoint. For VS Code Copilot, install the glm-copilot extension.

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CLI Commands

Core commands are the ones you run every day. Secondary commands are grouped under manage to keep the main surface small.

Core commands

Secondary commands (omni-skills manage <subcommand>)

Legacy top-level commands (e.g., omni-skills check) still work for backward compatibility, but new scripts should prefer omni-skills manage check.

See docs/usage.md for detailed usage, real stats, health checks, verification, and tests.

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Why These CLI Changes?

The original CLI had ~15 top-level commands. That made the tool look heavier than it is a