
Description
skill-share is an agent skill from the Composio awesome-claude-skills collection, listed on skills.sh. It creates new Claude skills with the proper folder structure and SKILL.md metadata, validates the skill's format and naming, packages it into a distributable zip file, and then announces it on a Slack channel through the Rube connector. The Slack post includes the skill's name, description and links to its files, so a team can discover it. The skill suits teams building internal tools, automating how skills are developed, and collaborating on new skills with notifications. It needs a Slack workspace connected through Rube, write access to the skill folder, Python 3.7 or later for the creation scripts, and a target Slack channel. A skill is a SKILL.md file of instructions that an AI agent loads when a task calls for it. It is free and open source, and the skills.sh listing shows all three security audits passing.…
Highlights
- Creates skills with proper structure
- Validates format and naming
- Packages skills as zip files
- Announces skills in Slack via Rube
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skill-share FAQ
What does the skill-share skill do?
It creates a new Claude skill, checks it, packages it and posts a summary to a Slack channel so the team can find it.
What does it need?
A Slack workspace connected through Rube, write access to the skill folder, Python 3.7 or later, and a target Slack channel.
What does the Slack post include?
The skill's name, description, metadata and links to its files.
How do I install it?
Run: npx skills add https://github.com/ComposioHQ/awesome-claude-skills --skill skill-share
Is it free?
Yes. It is free and open source. Slack and Rube are separate services.
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