docs: add sk installation instructions #168
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skis a universal package manager for agent skills (npm/cargo for agents). it works across most coding agents, handles updates, and more. It installs skills using the native installation location for each coding agent. It also supports loading skills from claude-plugins (it'll extract the skill folders and put it into the right spot for other agents)Right now it just supports skills but I want to add support for commands and agent-specific things. It would be awesome to have a common container spec for agent extensions/packages/plugins, with some way to override for agent-specific tuning. That’s at least the direction I’m taking.
would you be open to adding this?