I built Skill Flow — manage and deploy AI coding skills across every major agent

I got tired of installing skills one by one across Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and whatever new agent showed up next. The real problem isn't installation — it's that there's no coherent way to manage them: Skill repos are grouped by design, but you install them separately Every agent expects files in a different location Updates drift silently Nobody tracks what's actually deployed So I built skill-flow. What it does Import a skill source once — from GitHub, skills.sh, or a local path — and deploy to multiple agents in one step. It tracks what's installed, keeps everything in sync, and tells you when something's out of date. Supported agents: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Windsurf, and more. How it works One source stays one cohesive unit. You inspect it, select the skills you need, and deploy — without manually copying files or remembering which agent lives where. State is explicit: a manifest.json stores your intent, a lock.json tracks what's resolved and deploy