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Project Workspaces

Purpose

Project Workspaces are for repositories that already contain local skill directories or need project-specific skill collaboration.

What They Do

  • Link a project or an external skills root.
  • Detect per-agent local skill folders.
  • Compare project-local skills against the central library.
  • Show whether a skill is in sync, only in project, newer in project, newer in center, or diverged.
  • Import project-local skills into the central library.
  • Export center skills back into the project.

Workspace Types

  • Project workspace: tied to a repository and its local agent skill paths.
  • Linked workspace: an external skills root managed as a standalone workspace without joining global preset sync.

Typical Use Cases

  • A repository already contains local Claude Code or Codex skills.
  • A team keeps project-specific skills in version control.
  • You want to compare local skill edits against your central library before deciding which direction to sync.

Important Distinction

Project Workspaces are not the same as the main central library. They are comparison and exchange surfaces for local project state.