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I've been thinking about how teams share code and dependencies between Agent Skills in monorepos and would love practical tips.
Problem in one line
- Related skills often duplicate small shared utilities (env, API helpers, error handling). At scale this becomes a maintenance burden.
Common approaches
- Vendored copy per skill (portable, no setup)
- Org-scoped/private packages (centralized maintenance, requires auth/setup)
- Build-time bundling (CI/bundler complexity)
- MCP/registry experiments
Short questions
- Do you publish org-scoped packages for skills? How was onboarding (auth,
.npmrc)? - Repo layout:
./packages/vs./skills/packages/— which worked for you? - Naming: how do you name packages to avoid clutter in org package lists?
- Heuristics: simple thresholds (skill count / LOC / security) for when to extract?
- Tooling: bundlers, CI patterns, or simple scripts you recommend?
Examples, links, or short anecdotes much appreciated — thank you!
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