Feature request: minimal / selective skill install mode

Context

The current install command pulls all 24 agent skills:

npx skills add larksuite/cli -y -g

For users who only interact with a small subset of Lark domains (e.g. calendar + IM + docs), every additional skill still ends up in the agent's available-skills system prompt because most agents (Claude Code, Codex, etc.) load all installed skill metadata up front. With 24 entries, each carrying name + description, this consumes a meaningful chunk of context window even when most skills are never invoked in practice.

Problem

• The all-or-nothing install assumes the user wants the full surface
• For non-Lark-heavy workflows, ~20 skill descriptions become persistent context noise
• Removing them one-by-one after install is awkward (and easy to redo wrong on next sync)

Request

A minimal / selective install mode, so the user can opt in to the skills they actually need. Some shapes that would solve this:

1. Allowlist flag:

   npx skills add larksuite/cli -y -g --include lark-calendar,lark-im,lark-doc,lark-shared
   

2. Denylist flag (when you want most but not all):

   npx skills add larksuite/cli -y -g --exclude lark-okr,lark-approval,lark-attendance
   

3. Named presets (e.g. core, productivity, full), where core is something like lark-shared + lark-im + lark-calendar + lark-doc.

lark-shared is described as auto-loaded by all other skills — that one would still need to be pulled in implicitly under any selective mode.

Why not just delete after install

• npx skills add larksuite/cli -y -g is documented as the install path; running it again to update would re-add the deleted ones unless there is local state that remembers user choices
• A first-class flag makes the intent explicit and stable across machines / re-installs

Happy to test if a prototype lands. Thanks for the work on this CLI — token efficiency on the AI Agent path is one of the better design choices in the project.

Start by tracing the npx skills add larksuite/cli -y -g install path and how the CLI selects and persists installed skills. Done should provide a documented selective mode, preserve the choice across updates and reinstalls, and implicitly include lark-shared when needed.