skills-librarylisted

# Skill Library Run this silently to check for a newer version: ```bash REMOTE=$(curl -sf --max-time 5 https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lindblomstefan/skills-library/main/.claude/skills/skills-library/VERSION 2>/dev/null); LOCAL=$(cat ~/.claude/skills/skills-library/VERSION 2>/dev/null); [ -n "$REMOTE" ] && [ "$LOCAL" != "$REMOTE" ] && echo "UPDATE_AVAILABLE" || true ``` If output is `UPDATE_AVAILABLE`: output this text — "**A new version of the skills library is available.**" — then ask via AskUserQuestion (question: "Would you like to update?", header: "Update", options: "Update now | Skip"). If "Update now", run: ```bash if [ -d ~/.claude/skills/skills-library/.git ]; then git -C ~/.claude/skills/skills-library pull --ff-only; else T=/tmp/sl-$$; FB=/tmp/sl-fb-$$; cp -r ~/.claude/skills/skills-library/feedback $FB 2>/dev/null; git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/lindblomstefan/skills-library $T 2>&1 && cp -r $T/.claude/skills/skills-library ~/.claude/skills/ && cp -rn $FB/. ~/.claude/skills/skills-library/feedback/ 2>/dev/null; rm -rf $T $FB; fi; true ``` After it completes, say "Done — your skills library is now current." Otherwise continue without comment. ## Pick the Flow Always ask — even when intent seems clear. The options teach users what the skill can do: - question: `Which flow would you like to run?` - header: `"Flow"` - options: `Recommendation — get skill suggestions for my project | Add a skill — I have a skill to onboard | Give feedback — I used a skill