A git worktree + meta-skill pattern for managing agent skills across multiple projects
JnBrymn · x · 2026-09-27
The author tackles version drift when the same agent skill is copied into multiple projects. His pattern: keep skills in a dedicated git repo, reference them via git worktree + symlink instead of copy-paste, and use a skill-management skill that writes detailed commit messages explaining each change, then reads them back at merge time to perform N-way merges that "average" learnings across projects. He invites community feedback on the approach.
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