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Expand Up @@ -400,12 +400,15 @@ argument to `skills mcp --register <agent>`.
The one deliberate exception is the last-mile **agent-folder sync** (`skills sync`,
`src/lib/agent-sync.ts`). It writes a per-tool-adapted `SKILL.md` from the corpus into
each coding agent's *global* skills directory (`~/.claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md`,
`~/.codex/…`, `~/.config/opencode/…`, `~/.cursor/…`) so the agent auto-loads it —
instruction skills as prose, executable skills as a pointer. `installSkillForAgent()` is
its single-skill entry point (no longer a stub). Writes are **non-clobbering**: every
directory the sync writes carries a `.hasna-skills.json` marker, and a skill directory
without that marker is treated as the user's own and skipped unless `--force`. `.skills/`
itself remains output state and is never an install target:
`~/.codewith/…`, `~/.codex/…`, `~/.config/opencode/…`, `~/.cursor/…`) so the agent
auto-loads it — instruction skills as prose, executable portable skills as a pointer.
An explicitly named bundled skill resolves from the package when the portable corpus
does not contain it, allowing a reviewed source skill to repair a stale agent copy.
`installSkillForAgent()` is its single-skill entry point (no longer a stub). Writes are
**non-clobbering**: every directory the sync writes carries a `.hasna-skills.json`
marker, and a skill directory without that marker is treated as the user's own and
skipped unless `--force`. `.skills/` itself remains output state and is never an
install target:

```
.skills/
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