Flins

Flins is a command-line tool for installing, configuring, and managing AI agent skills across your development environment. It provides a unified interface for integrating capabilities like code transformation, refactoring, documentation, and project automation into the AI tools you already use. The primary purpose of Flins is to standardize how skills are defined, shared, and executed, so developers can maintain a consistent set of AI-powered workflows across editors, IDEs, and CLIs.

With Flins, you can install skills from a shared catalog or your own repositories, then expose them to tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, and many other AI development environments. Skills can encapsulate common tasks like setting up project scaffolds, enforcing code quality rules, running structured code reviews, or automating repetitive edits across large codebases. The CLI manages versioning, configuration, and updates, ensuring skills remain consistent and reproducible across teams and machines. Flins also supports flexible integration patterns, so skills can be invoked with standardized prompts, parameters, and context regardless of the underlying AI provider.