sync-skillslisted

# Sync-Skills Thin natural-language wrapper over `scripts/sync-skills.sh`. The user names a harness ("copy the skills to oh-my-pi"); you resolve it to a skills directory and run the sync. All copying, marker safety, and dir resolution live in the script — you only parse intent, invoke, and relay. ## Prerequisites Requires `jq` on PATH. `--to <alias>` and `list-targets` resolve `scripts/sync-targets.json` through `jq`; the script fails fast with a clear error if `jq` is missing. Confirm `jq` is installed before invoking — `command -v jq` should print a path. ## Resolve the repo + script (every run) The script derives its source dir from its own location. Resolve the repo root once: ```bash ROOT="$(git -C "$PWD" rev-parse --show-toplevel)" ``` Then use `"$ROOT/scripts/sync-skills.sh"`. If `$ROOT/scripts/sync-skills.sh` does not exist, stop and tell the user to run this from the skills repo checkout. ## Steps 1. **Parse the request** into: - a **harness alias** — normalize the user's phrasing to a canonical key using this table (additions to `scripts/sync-targets.json` are how the table grows over time): | User phrasing | Canonical alias | |---------------|-----------------| | `claude`, `~/.claude`, `claude-code` | `claude` | | `omp`, `oh-my-pi`, `"oh my pi"` | `oh-my-pi` | | `oc`, `opencode` | `opencode` | | `kimi` | `kimi` (unmapped — discovery fallback) | | `codex` | `codex` (unmapped — discovery fallback) | Quot