@ichintansoni/skills-master 0.1.6 → 0.1.7
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package/README.md
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# skills-master
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**Install tool-agnostic, best-practice
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**Install tool-agnostic, best-practice mobile development "skills" into any AI coding tool** — Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and the cross-tool [`AGENTS.md`](https://agents.md) standard — with one command.
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Each skill is authored once and compiled into whatever format a given tool expects, so the same guidance reaches whatever you use. The
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Each skill is authored once and compiled into whatever format a given tool expects, so the same guidance reaches whatever you use. The library covers **433 skills** across two domains — **Apple** (208: SwiftUI, SwiftData, Swift concurrency, the Human Interface Guidelines, build & ship pipelines…) and **Android** (225: Jetpack Compose, Material 3, Kotlin coroutines, Gradle, Play delivery…) — current to the 2026 OS cycle, each with curated documentation, design-guideline, and conference-session links.
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## Usage
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npx @ichintansoni/skills-master search navigation
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npx @ichintansoni/skills-master update # pull newer skill versions
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npx @ichintansoni/skills-master remove swiftui-sheets
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npx @ichintansoni/skills-master status # what's installed, and has it drifted?
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npx @ichintansoni/skills-master doctor # same detection, but fails on drift
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`status` and `doctor` share their drift detection but answer different questions. `status` is an inventory — it lists every installed skill with its version, targets, and whether the output has been edited or deleted, works entirely offline, and always exits 0, so it is safe to pipe (`status --json`, `status --problems`, `status <name>…`). `doctor` is the gate: same findings, but it exits non-zero, which is what you want in CI.
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