Versioning Your AI Workflow with a Custom Claude Code Marketplace

TL;DR: You can host a Git repository that acts as a personal marketplace for Claude Code skills. Any project you work on can point to it, pin a version, and get your curated skills installed automatically. This is how you move from "chatting with an AI" to "engineering a workflow." Why Build a Skill Marketplace? In my previous logs, I talked about the frustration of "black boxes" and the realization that I was only "scratching the surface" with basic setups. If you use Claude Code regularly, you’ve probably noticed a pattern: you end up reexplaining the same architectural standards, user story formats, or code review checklists for every new project. A personal marketplace treats your AI prompts like managed infrastructure: Portable: Your skills live in one standalone Git repo. Every project you work on can reference it. Versioned: You pin to a Git tag (e.g., v1.0.2). If you update a skill, it won't break your older projects until you're ready to upgrade. Shareable: Push the repo to Gi