A pure SKILL.md router for agent skills. Install it like any other skill. Your AI reads the routing rules and automatically loads the right skill for whatever the user asks.
# Install: copy SKILL.md to your skills directory
cp SKILL.md ~/.claude/skills/skill-router/SKILL.md
# Or use npx skills
npx skills add Liber1917/skill-routerThis is a meta-skill. It doesn't do work itself — it routes user intent to the best matching installed skill.
User: "帮我写一篇论文综述"
→ skill-router reads routing table
→ Matches "论文" to arxiv-reader + "综述" to content-ops
→ pipeline: arxiv-reader → content-ops
→ Loads both, executes in sequence
- 50+ routing rules — writing, code, research, design, data, workflow, more
- Multi-skill patterns — pipeline, parallel, compose
- 8+ platforms — Claude Code, WorkBuddy, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, Codex etc.
- Network fallback —
npx skills findwhen nothing local matches - Self-maintaining — add new rules as you discover them
- Copy
SKILL.mdto your skills directory - Start asking your AI to do things without naming a skill
- The AI reads this file and routes automatically
A Python CLI tool lives in cli/ for power users who want TF-IDF matching
or batch routing table maintenance. Purely optional — the SKILL.md works alone.
pip install cli/ # or: cd cli && pip install -e .
skill-route "帮我写论文"Why a SKILL.md and not a Python package? Because GSD proved that routing is fundamentally an AI-interpretable task, not a computational one. The AI reads the routing rules, understands intent, and makes better routing decisions than any TF-IDF vector could. The SKILL.md is self-contained, zero-install, and works across every agent platform.
MIT