Hi @shikbupt, thanks for the suggestion!

Skillshare actually already supports organizing skills into category folders. Here's a quick overview:

Organizing skills with `--into`

When installing, use --into to place skills into subdirectory categories:

skillshare install anthropics/skills -s pdf --into frontend
skillshare install some/repo --track --into devops
skillshare install ~/local-skill --into backend/api

This gives you a structured source directory:

~/.config/skillshare/skills/
├── frontend/
│   ├── react-best-practices/
│   └── pdf/
├── devops/
│   └── _docker-skills/
└── backend/
    └── api/
        └── local-skill/

After skillshare sync, nested paths are auto-flattened for AI CLIs (e.g. frontend/pdf → frontend__pdf).

You can also move existing skills into folders at any time — just mv and re-sync.

Per-target include/exclude filters

If you want certain targets to only receive specific skills, you can use include/exclude glob filters in your config:

targets:
  claude:
    skills:
      include: ["frontend/*", "shared/*"]
  cursor:
    skills:
      exclude: ["experimental/*"]

This way, organizing skills into folders also doubles as a filtering mechanism for which targets get which skills.

Target naming style

By default, nested folder paths are flattened with __ separators (e.g. frontend__pdf). If you prefer cleaner names, you can switch to standard naming — which uses the name field from each skill's SKILL.md:

# Global default for all targets
target_naming: standard

# Or per-target override
targets:
  claude:
    skills:
      target_naming: standard

This is also configurable from the Web UI (Config page).

📖 Full guide: Organizing Skills with Folders

That said, your idea about tag-based grouping — where a single skill can belong to multiple categories without physically moving it — goes beyond what folder organization provides. If you're looking for something like skillshare sync --tag frontend to sync only tagged skills regardless of their folder location, I'd love to hear more about your use case!

Organizing skills with --into

Per-target include/exclude filters

Target naming style

Organizing skills with `--into`

Uh oh!

Feature: grouped skills managerment #156

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