links: site | repo | project page
SkillPass could already install into different agents, but knowing which command to run wasn’t the whole problem. The tools use different folders, and the difference between a project install and a user-level install isn’t always obvious.
I added an install guide for each supported agent.
There are eight guides. Each shows the folder locations and the relevant
commands, including the one-off npx version. There’s also a prompt you can
give your agent. Where tools share a skill folder, the guide explains that
instead of making it look like every install is separate.
The other addition is the official makers page. It groups skills from the organizations behind the technology, with links to their GitHub organizations. It’s a quicker way to find material from the people building the tools you’re using.
One detail mattered here: a curated listing isn’t automatically an official one. Most listings already carried a verified flag, so using that flag alone would have made the label misleading. The page also checks the attributed owner against an explicit list of makers. It identifies where the skills come from, not a guarantee that they’re safe for every task.
Both additions are live. They’re fairly small changes, but they make it easier to go from finding a skill to knowing where it came from and how to install it.