Skills

By placing the SKILL.md file in your project, you can communicate Lism CSS design rules, Props, tokens, and naming conventions to AI agents.

GitHub: lism-css/skills/lism-css-guide/

Setup

Via skills.sh

With skills.sh, you can easily fetch the skill using the following command:

npx skills add lism-css/lism-css

pnpm dlx skills add lism-css/lism-css

yarn dlx skills add lism-css/lism-css

bunx skills add lism-css/lism-css

Via gh command

If you use the GitHub CLI, you can also fetch the skill with gh skill install:

gh skill install lism-css/lism-css lism-css-guide@main

Via lism-cli

You can also fetch the same skill with lism-cli’s lism skill add. It only supports installing into the project directory, but offers the skill check command to compare the bundled skill with your local files.

npx lism-cli skill add

pnpm dlx lism-cli skill add

yarn dlx lism-cli skill add

bunx lism-cli skill add

In interactive mode, the CLI detects project-root markers (.claude/, .cursor/, etc.) and pre-checks matching destinations. To target tools non-interactively, pass the flags directly:

# Single tool
npx lism-cli skill add --claude

# Multiple tools
npx lism-cli skill add --claude --cursor

# All tools
npx lism-cli skill add --all

Destinations

Update

You can diff your local files against the bundled skill and force-update as needed.

# Diff the bundled skill against local files (shows changed / added / removed summary)
npx lism-cli skill check

# Overwrite with the latest version
npx lism-cli skill update --claude

skill check compares each installed file with the bundled one by sha256, then lists the changed / added / removed files. For upstream changes, see the GitHub repository directly.