**Graeme Knox** is the author of Skillfish, the command-line skill manager for AI coding agents. He works in the open on GitHub as `knoxgraeme` (handle *itsgreyum*), publishes to npm, and runs the skill directory at skill.fish 
. He is an active builder in the agent-tooling space — beyond Skillfish, projects include *edda* ("Your AI Agent Team Lead"), *openthrottle*, and an *mcpmarket* plugin, plus contributions to `claude-code-templates` and `claude-task-master`.
## Where to Reach Him
- **GitHub** — github.com/knoxgraeme — his profile and all his repositories; the most direct public presence.
- **Skillfish issues** — github.com/knoxgraeme/skillfish/issues — the right channel for bugs, feature requests, or anything about the tool itself.
- **npm** — published as *itsgreyum*, maintainer address `knoxgraeme@gmail.com` (listed on the skillfish npm package ).
- **Website** — skill.fish — the Skillfish home and skill directory.
## How to Enquire Well
For anything about the tool — a bug, a missing agent, a command that behaves oddly — open a GitHub issue rather than emailing; it is public, searchable, and lands where he works. Include your OS, the `skillfish` version (`skillfish --version`), the exact command, and the output. For a collaboration or a bigger idea, a short email or a GitHub Discussion works better than an issue. Lead with one paragraph: who you are, what you are building, and the specific thing you want from him.
Given your own skill-sharing work, an easy opening is common ground: you publish Skills through a *federated wiki* pipeline (skill.localhost → skill.fedwiki.club → `import-claude-skill`), while Skillfish distributes them from GitHub via `skill.fish`. A note comparing the two distribution models — or proposing they interoperate — is a concrete, welcome reason to reach out.
## See - Skillfish and Sharing Claude Skills