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oh-my-skills

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local-fisrt workbench for Agent Skills

First seen 6/24/2026

Summary

Oh My Skills is a local-first workbench for managing and running agent skills directly from your machine.

  • It lets you create, organize, and execute custom skill sets without relying on cloud services, giving developers full control over their automation workflows.

Install & Usage

1
Create the agents directory
mkdir -p .claude/agents
2
Save the agent file

Add the configuration to .claude/agents/oh-my-skills.md

3
Invoke with @agent-name
@oh-my-skills

Use Cases

Quickly scaffold a new agent skill with predefined templates and best practices.
Run a set of skills in sequence to automate a multi-step development task.
Test and debug a skill locally before deploying it to a production environment.
Share a skill configuration with team members via a simple file export.
Organize skills into categories for easy discovery and reuse across projects.
Integrate custom skills into CI/CD pipelines for automated code reviews or deployments.

Usage Examples

1

/oh-my-skills create skill 'code-reviewer' --template review

2

Run the 'deploy-check' skill on the current branch

3

/oh-my-skills list --category testing

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is oh-my-skills?

Oh My Skills is a local-first workbench for managing and running agent skills directly from your machine. It lets you create, organize, and execute custom skill sets without relying on cloud services, giving developers full control over their automation workflows.

How to install oh-my-skills?

To install oh-my-skills: create the agents directory (mkdir -p .claude/agents), then add the config to .claude/agents/oh-my-skills.md. Finally, @oh-my-skills in Claude Code.

What is oh-my-skills best for?

oh-my-skills is a agent categorized under General. It is designed for: agent. Created by nextcaicai.

What can I use oh-my-skills for?

oh-my-skills is useful for: Quickly scaffold a new agent skill with predefined templates and best practices.; Run a set of skills in sequence to automate a multi-step development task.; Test and debug a skill locally before deploying it to a production environment.; Share a skill configuration with team members via a simple file export.; Organize skills into categories for easy discovery and reuse across projects.; Integrate custom skills into CI/CD pipelines for automated code reviews or deployments..