Pull skill updates from the user-level Claude skills folder (~/.claude/skills/) back into this repo's skills/ directory. Use whenever the user says "sync skills", "pull skills", "update skills from user folder", "bring my skill edits back", or after they've been editing a skill live in another project and want the changes reflected here. Only applies inside the waldo.AISkills repo.
Installation
Mit Codex oder Claude installieren Kopieren Sie diesen Prompt, fügen Sie ihn in Codex, Claude oder einen anderen Assistant ein und lassen Sie die Skill-Seite prüfen und installieren.
Pull skill updates from the user-level Claude skills folder (~/.claude/skills/) back into this repo's skills/ directory. Use whenever the user says "sync skills", "pull skills", "update skills from user folder", "bring my skill edits back", or after they've been editing a skill live in another project and want the changes reflected here. Only applies inside the waldo.AISkills repo.
Sync skills from user folder
This repo is the source of truth for the user's Claude Skills, but they edit skills live from ~/.claude/skills/<name>/ while working in other projects. This skill pulls those edits back.
When to run
The user says some variation of "sync skills", "pull skills from user folder", "update the repo from my live skills".
After the user mentions editing a skill while in another project.
Preconditions
Current working directory must be the root of waldo.AISkills (the folder containing skills/, demos/, dist/).
If not, stop and tell the user — do not guess paths.
Procedure
List candidates. For each subfolder skills/<name>/ in this repo, check whether ~/.claude/skills/<name>/ exists. Those are the skills that can be synced. Report the list to the user before touching anything.
Show a diff first. For each candidate, run:
diff -rq skills/<name> ~/.claude/skills/<name>
Summarize per skill: "N files changed, M added, K removed" or "no changes". If a skill has no changes, skip it in step 3.
Sync with rsync. For each skill with changes, immediately run:
rsync -a --delete ~/.claude/skills/<name>/ skills/<name>/
The trailing slashes matter — they make rsync copy contents into the target. --delete mirrors deletions from the user folder, which is what "source of truth lives in user folder during edits" implies.
Report what changed. After syncing, run git status skills/ (if this is a git repo) and show the user a short summary of modified/added/removed files per skill. Do not commit — leave that to the user.
Edge cases
Skill exists in user folder but not in repo. That's a new skill the user authored live. Import it automatically: cp -R ~/.claude/skills/<name> skills/<name> and remind them to add it to README.md's skill table.
Skill exists in repo but not in user folder. Leave it alone — the user simply hasn't deployed it to ~/.claude/skills/ yet. Mention it in the report but don't touch it.
Symlinked skill. If ~/.claude/skills/<name> is a symlink back into this repo, there is nothing to sync — skip it and tell the user.
Dirty working tree. If skills/ already has uncommitted changes in this repo, warn the user — they may lose work. But still proceed with the sync unless they explicitly say stop.
Do not
Do not touch demos/ or dist/ — this skill is scoped to skills/ only.
Do not commit on the user's behalf.
Do not sync in the other direction (repo → user). That's what the deployment instructions in README.md are for.
