Sharing skill routers with a team needs manual setup — the case for skill dependencies
joesadoski · x · 2026-09-08
Following up on his own question, joesadoski explains the concrete pain behind wanting dependencies in npx skills: sharing his skill routers with teammates forces them through a manual setup step that the tool should eliminate.
It frames the dependency debate around a real collaboration scenario — team onboarding — rather than abstract elegance.
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