On linux mint I went through the install procedure and couldn't get it to work, turns out the skill markdown is case sensitive.
"Fixed. The philset commands were actually installed correctly in ~/.claude/skills/ — the problem was that each one's file was named skill.md in lowercase, and Claude Code only discovers skills from a file named exactly SKILL.md (uppercase). That's why /hello, /ttyl, and the rest never appeared. I renamed the file in all 13 skill directories (amend, assess, defer, draft, hello, hey, retro, review, riff, ship, study, triage, ttyl); their frontmatter was already valid, so nothing else needed changing.
Skills are discovered when a session starts, so this session won't see them — restart Claude Code (or start a new session) and /hello should show up in the slash-command list. If you installed these by copying from the philset repo, the lowercase names likely came from the source, so a future re-install may need the same rename."
On linux mint I went through the install procedure and couldn't get it to work, turns out the skill markdown is case sensitive.
"Fixed. The philset commands were actually installed correctly in ~/.claude/skills/ — the problem was that each one's file was named skill.md in lowercase, and Claude Code only discovers skills from a file named exactly SKILL.md (uppercase). That's why /hello, /ttyl, and the rest never appeared. I renamed the file in all 13 skill directories (amend, assess, defer, draft, hello, hey, retro, review, riff, ship, study, triage, ttyl); their frontmatter was already valid, so nothing else needed changing.
Skills are discovered when a session starts, so this session won't see them — restart Claude Code (or start a new session) and /hello should show up in the slash-command list. If you installed these by copying from the philset repo, the lowercase names likely came from the source, so a future re-install may need the same rename."