Add git submodule support to skill discovery #53
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Enable add-skill to checkout and discover skills within git submodules. This allows organizations to maintain a central hub repository while keeping skill ownership distributed across team-owned submodule repositories. - Add --recurse-submodules and --shallow-submodules flags to git clone - Update README with submodule support documentation - Existing skill discovery automatically finds skills in submodule directories Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <[email protected]>
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Summary
Enable add-skill to checkout and discover skills within git submodules. This allows organizations to maintain a central hub repository that references team-owned skill repositories as submodules, enabling distributed skill ownership while maintaining centralized discovery.
Changes
--recurse-submodulesand--shallow-submodulesflags to git clone operationsTesting
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npm run build. Git clone flags are valid and tested with real repositories.