How I manage 40+ skills across Claude Code, Codex, and .agents folders
The article discusses the author's experience managing over forty skills across various AI tools. It highlights the challenges faced due to skill accumulation, including latency and incorrect suggestions. The author shares attempts to streamline the management of these skills, ultimately leading to the development of a small Go CLI tool.
- ▪The author started with three skills and accumulated over forty within a year.
- ▪Each session loaded all skills, leading to issues like incorrect suggestions and increased latency.
- ▪Various attempts to manage skills included moving files, using shell aliases, and writing a bash script with symlinks.
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