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npx gstack-skills — standalone skill manager for gstack (upgrade + install without setup) #863
Shallow-clones this repo, diffs against local ~/.claude/skills/
Interactive upgrade: shows changelog, lets you update all / pick / skip
Interactive install: discovers new skills with descriptions, checkbox selection (space: toggle, a: all)
Safe: backs up before updating, restores on error
Zero dependencies on bun or the setup script
Who it's for:
Users who want to try individual gstack skills without committing to a full setup
Quick upgrades without git pull + ./setup
Environments where bun isn't available
It currently discovers all 34 skills correctly from the repo.
Repo structure blocks per-skill discovery on skills.sh
skills.sh (npx skills add) is the standard way to discover and install individual skills from a GitHub repo. But npx skills add garrytan/gstack --list returns only 1 skill (the root meta-skill), because its discoverSkills() finds the root SKILL.md and early-returns without scanning subdirectories.
--full-depth works (npx skills add garrytan/gstack --list --full-depth → 37 skills), but users won't know to pass that flag.
Suggested fix: move skill directories into a skills/ subdirectory. The skills CLI's search path priority list includes skills/, so it would automatically discover all sub-skills after the root SKILL.md. This also helps with #267 and #594.
@16francej — recommend closing this issue as a duplicate of #113, which already owns per-skill installation. The third-party package cited here is useful prior art, but not a safe canonical implementation. Please preserve the standalone-install demand and integrity, ownership, rollback, symlink, runtime-sidecar, and Windows-copy requirements in #113.
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time-attack commentedon Jul 15, 2026
@16francej — recommend closing this issue as a duplicate of #113, which already owns per-skill installation. The third-party package cited here is useful prior art, but not a safe canonical implementation. Please preserve the standalone-install demand and integrity, ownership, rollback, symlink, runtime-sidecar, and Windows-copy requirements in #113.
capy-ai commentedon Oct 8, 2026
Thanks for sharing. Closing in favor of #113, which tracks per-skill installation.