skill-registry

Use the jq command to append a new object with name and description to the skills array in assets/registry.json, writing the result to a temp file before replacing the original. This keeps the JSON valid during updates.

Run jq with a select filter, such as jq '.skills[] | select(.name | contains("search-term"))' on the registry file. This returns all skill entries whose name matches the given term.

Yes, it is designed to work alongside skill-creator. After creating a new skill folder and SKILL.md, extract the name and description and register them in the JSON registry so the skill becomes searchable.

The registry commands rely on jq, the command-line JSON processor. It must be installed in the environment to add entries or run search queries against assets/registry.json.

Each entry stores the skill name, description, category, file path, scope directories, and an auto_invoke trigger description. The registry also includes category groupings and a search index organized by trigger keywords and directories.