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Syncs all personal git repositories across machines by pulling and pushing changes in parallel. Useful for keeping work and personal repos up to date when starting or ending work sessions.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/claude-resources:globalsyncThis skill is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Sync all personal repos across machines by running git pull & push on each repo in parallel.
Sync all personal repos across machines by running git pull & push on each repo in parallel.
Work resources ($HOME/repos/w/):
cg - CodeGrid writing (Docusaurus)esa - esa writing (Docusaurus)Standalone:
$HOME/.claude - Claude Code settings, skills, agents, commandsPersonal resources ($HOME/repos/p/):
claude-resources - Claude Code config & resourcesdotconfigetc - $HOME/.config managed entriesdotconfignvim - Neovim/VimR configdotfiles - Shared dotfiles across Macsrepo-syncer subagent for each repo in parallel using the Task toolSpawn all repo-syncer agents in parallel like this:
Task tool calls (all in one message for parallel execution):
- For each repo directory:
subagent_type: "repo-syncer"
prompt: "Sync the git repository at <repo-path>. Pull remote changes, resolve any conflicts, and push local changes."
After all agents complete, report results as:
## Sync Results
| Repo | Status | Details |
|------|--------|---------|
| w/cg | OK | pulled 3 commits, pushed 1 |
| w/esa | OK | already up to date |
| p/dotfiles | CONFLICT | needs user decision - .zshrc has overlapping edits |
| ... | ... | ... |
npx claudepluginhub takazudo/claude-resources --plugin claude-resourcesHelps users sync Claude Code projects across multiple devices using Git as a synchronization tool. Includes setup guidance for beginners.
Coordinates multi-repo swarms, synchronizes packages, and optimizes repository architecture across GitHub organizations. Use when changes span several repos or planning cross-repo work.