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Try one skill with Python, then add others when you need them. This preview adds repeatable --skill NAME selection to installation, updates, and removal for Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor.

Install just Humanizer

With Git and Python 3.11+, clone this release and choose an existing destination project:

git clone --branch v0.1.0-preview.4 https://github.com/00200200/maintainer-skills-lab.git
cd maintainer-skills-lab
python3 tools/kit.py install --target codex --project /existing/project --skill mkl-humanize --dry-run
python3 tools/kit.py install --target codex --project /existing/project --skill mkl-humanize

Replace /existing/project with your project path. Use --target claude or --target cursor for the other coding clients. No Node.js, third-party Python package, or model API key is required.

  • Repeat --skill to select several skills. Each selection includes its supporting resources.
  • Adding a selection preserves previously installed workflows and their ownership records.
  • Use the same selection with uninstall to remove only unchanged owned files for those skills. Local changes within the selection block the operation; unowned files remain unowned.
  • Omitting --skill keeps the existing full-library behavior. Native agents embed workflow copies and are preserved during selective updates; use a full-library update to refresh them too.

Installation and updates

Downloads

The library still contains 16 skills and 6 agent profiles. The four client ZIPs contain instructions and agent exports, with updated installation guidance. Grok Bot remains a manual setup recipe.

The Python installer is in the source archive or repository clone, not the client ZIPs. Extract client bundles into a temporary directory and follow their INSTALL.md. Download SHA256SUMS.txt beside all four bundles and verify with shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS.txt on macOS or sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS.txt on Linux.

Verification

All 90 repository tests passed, including 11 new selection tests covering three targets, supporting resources, additive selection, ownership preservation, local edits, dry runs, conflicts, retired skills, adjacent names, and real CLI calls. Source/export checks, the bugfix fixture, the offline Skill Watch example, Ruff lint/format checks, and the staged export guard passed.

All four ZIPs passed integrity and export-content checks and matched a separate deterministic rebuild. These checks establish installer and fixture behavior, not live-client discovery or agent quality. No model was invoked. Pull request and CI.

Changes since preview.3