Sharing Kits
Push to GitHub
Your skills and configs live in a GitHub repo — that’s the kit.
- Organize your skills in a directory with
SKILL.mdfiles - Push to GitHub
- Run
npx clawclawgo pushto submit a registry entry
Others find your kit on clawclawgo.com and add it:
npx clawclawgo add yourname/your-repo
See the Pushing guide for full details.
Submit to the Registry
The ClawClawGo registry at registry/kits.json is a lightweight URL index. Submitting adds a pointer to your repo — ClawClawGo never hosts your content.
npx clawclawgo push
This packs your skills, runs a security scan, then auto-creates a PR to add your entry (requires gh CLI).
What Gets Shared
Your GitHub repo is the kit. When someone runs clawclawgo add, they get a clone with:
- Skill directories with
SKILL.mdfiles - Agent config files (
.cursorrules,CLAUDE.md, etc.) - A generated
CLAWCLAWGO.mddescribing the kit
The add command runs a security scan so the user sees a trust report before using anything.