Agent Skills is now an open standard, but each AI agent manages skills differently, making multi-agent workflows hard to maintain. flins acts as a dependency manager for agent skills, similar to npm. With commands like flins add, update, remove, list, and search, developers can manage skills consistently across multiple AI coding agents.
Hi Product Hunt,
flins was inspired by working in collaborative environments where different people use different AI coding agents. Even though Agent Skills is now an open standard, each agent manages skills in its own way, which makes sharing and maintaining setups across a team difficult.
We built flins to treat agent skills as dependencies. Similar to npm, it provides a consistent CLI to add, update, and manage skills across multiple agents, so teams can stay in sync even when using different tools.
Curious to hear how you handle agent skills in team setups today.
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Congrats on the launch! Love the “npm for Agent Skills” positioning—centralizing skill management across agents feels like a huge unlock for serious AI dev workflows.
@kimmyxpow I shared flins in my engineering slack channel! - I'll get the boys to adopt to it as well. All of us are CC folks and we havnt had the time to setup Skills. This should definitely help.
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Congrats on the launch! Love the “npm for Agent Skills” positioning—centralizing skill management across agents feels like a huge unlock for serious AI dev workflows.
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@zeiki_yu Thanks, appreciate it!
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Congrats on the launch 🚀 @kimmyxpow - I'll give it a run with my Claude Code setup :)
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Thanks @asadatnoodle! Would love to hear your thoughts after trying it😄
Noodle Seed
@kimmyxpow I shared flins in my engineering slack channel! - I'll get the boys to adopt to it as well. All of us are CC folks and we havnt had the time to setup Skills. This should definitely help.
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@asadatnoodle Thanks for sharing it with your team, really appreciate it. Hope flins helps with your team to set up faster :D