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Audit and reorganize a Claude Code / Codex skill library — enforce a naming convention (prefix each skill by which backend or product it touches), rename skills consistently, fix the symlinks and cross-references a rename breaks, and report broken symlinks and stale name

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$ npx -y skills add openclaudia/openclaudia-skills --skill organize-skills --agent claude-code

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organize-skills.SKILL.md
name: organize-skills
description: Audit and reorganize a Claude Code / Codex skill library — enforce a naming convention (prefix each skill by which backend or product it touches), rename skills consistently, fix the symlinks and cross-references a rename breaks, and report broken symlinks and stale name references. Use when the user says "organize my skills", "rename these skills", "clean up the skill library", "enforce a skill naming convention", or "fix broken skill symlinks".
user_invocable: true
argument-hint: "[optional: the prefix rule, e.g. 'acme-* if it calls the Acme API, local-* otherwise']"

Organize Skills

Reorganize a skill library so names encode what each skill actually touches, and keep symlinks and cross-references consistent when you rename.

Many setups keep ONE canonical skill library in a shared dir and symlink it into each tool's hub (e.g. `~/.claude/skills/`, `~/.codex/skills/`). Some skills live inside a project repo and are symlinked into the hub. A single rename can therefore touch several symlinks plus every doc that references the old name — that fan-out is what this skill manages.

Step 1 — Inventory

List every skill and where it really lives. A hub entry is usually a symlink to the canonical dir:

for hub in <hub-1> <hub-2>; do
  echo "== $hub =="; ls -la "$hub"
done

Resolve each name to its real directory with `readlink -f`. Note which skills live in a project repo versus the shared library — repo-resident renames must be `git mv` in that repo.

Step 2 — Classify by backend (the naming rule)

The convention: **the prefix names the backend the skill depends on**, decided by what it actually calls, not by its topic. Grep each skill dir for the tell-tale dependency:

grep -rlE "<api-host>/api|/api/<x>|<db-client>|<AUTH_TOKEN_NAME>" "$skill_dir"
  • Calls a specific product's API / database → that product's prefix (e.g. `acme-*`).
  • Pure-local (browser automation, offline SOP, file processing, no backend) → a generic/local prefix.
  • Keep a topical infix when a family is large (e.g. `acme-seo-*` vs `acme-reddit-*`) so related skills sort together.

State the classification back to the user before renaming. A skill that *feels* product-specific but makes zero backend calls belongs in the local bucket, and vice versa — go by the dependency.

Step 3 — Rename (and fix everything a rename breaks)

For each rename `OLD → NEW`:

1. **Move the canonical dir.**

  • Shared-library-resident: `mv <lib>/OLD <lib>/NEW`
  • Repo-resident: `cd <repo> && git mv <skills-path>/OLD <skills-path>/NEW && git commit`
  • Misplaced in the wrong repo? Move it to the shared library rather than just renaming in place.

2. **Rewire symlinks in every hub.** Remove the stale link, create the new one pointing at the canonical dir. Do this for each tool hub that mirrors the library. 3. **Update the `name:` frontmatter** inside `NEW/SKILL.md` to match the directory — the loader keys on it, not on the folder name. 4. **Fix cross-references.** Other skills and any long-term memory/notes files may mention `OLD` by name or by old path:

   grep -rln "OLD" <lib> <memory-dirs> 2>/dev/null

Replace the most-specific string first (full old *path* before the bare *name*) so a skill that also moved gets its path updated cleanly.

Step 4 — Verify

# broken symlinks in any hub
for hub in <hub-1> <hub-2>; do
  find -L "$hub" -maxdepth 1 -type l ! -exec test -e {} \; -print
done
# no lingering old names
grep -rn "OLD" <lib> 2>/dev/null
# each renamed skill's name: matches its dir
grep -m1 "^name:" <lib>/NEW/SKILL.md

Confirm the loader re-registers each renamed skill under its new name. Remove any pre-existing dead symlinks you find while sweeping — cheap to fix, confusing to leave.

Notes

  • Never drop a skill you didn't rename. Only touch what the convention requires.
  • Renames are cheap and reversible; broken cross-references are the real cost — Steps 3.4 and 4 are the

point of this skill, not the `mv`.

  • Commit repo-resident renames one logical rename per commit so they bisect and revert independently.
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Questions about organize-skills.

Which coding agents can use organize-skills?
organize-skills installs in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, OpenCode and Windsurf with the skills CLI, using each agent's flag shown on this page. Flowy's auto-invocation, which fires a skill when your prompt matches, runs in Claude Code only.