skl does not try to manage your skills, and you don’t need node on your machine - just one binary and one command to install multiple skills from a remote repo:
brew install abogoyavlensky/tap/skl
skl add https://github.com/anthropics/skills
lgx 0.1.0 is out - a project and dependency manager for let-go (a Clojure dialect written in Go).
let-go is great for CLIs and scripts: no JVM required, standalone binaries, fast startup. But it was missing project tooling. lgx fills that gap in one binary:
- lgx new myapp
- lgx install
- lgx run
- lgx nrepl
- lgx build
- lgx test
- lgx <task>
It uses a single lgx.edn file, close in spirit to tools.deps, with git/local deps, transitive dependency resolution, contexts/overlays, and custom tasks that can replace small ad-hoc Makefiles. It already runs a real project: I built wtr, a git worktree CLI, with let-go and lgx. It ships as prebuilt binaries for macOS and Linux.
Try it:
brew install abogoyavlensky/tap/lgx nooga/tap/let-go
lgx new hello
cd hello
lgx run