[Question] How to manage two different skill from one same repo？

[leeeezx]

Hi! I'm using skillshare to manage my AI skills. I've noticed this repo provides two different versions of the planning-with-files skill:

• .codex/skills/planning-with-files
• .gemini/skills/planning-with-files

I want my codex target to track only the Codex version, and my gemini cli target to track only the Gemini version. I want them to stay updated separately when I run skillshare update or sync.

What is the best way to use skillshare for this? Thanks for your help!

[runkids]

Thanks for the question — and for the continued feedback! 🙏

Right now, skillshare syncs all installed skills to all configured targets — there's no per-target routing yet.

What works today

You can install each version separately using subdir paths:

skillshare install github.com/user/repo/.codex/skills/planning-with-files --name codex-planning
skillshare install github.com/user/repo/.gemini/skills/planning-with-files --name gemini-planning

Both will sync to all targets, but in practice this is harmless — each tool simply ignores skills it doesn't recognize. The only downside is a bit of extra clutter in each target directory.

If you want strict isolation, project mode can help:

# .skillshare/config.yaml in your project
targets:
  - codex

skillshare install github.com/user/repo/.codex/skills/planning-with-files -p
skillshare sync -p

This way only the codex target gets synced in that project context.

On per-target filtering

A targets.include / targets.exclude config would solve this cleanly, but honestly it's a fairly niche use case so I'm not sure when I'd get to it. Keeping this open to track interest — if more people run into this, it'll move up the priority list.

Thanks again for taking the time to report!