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A pack is a directory in your library that contains multiple skills. Instead of adding skills one by one, you can add an entire pack with a single command.

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What a pack looks like

A pack is simply a directory inside your library’s skills/ folder that contains skill subdirectories: 
skills/
  frontend/           # this is a pack
    accessibility/
      SKILL.md
    css-reset/
      SKILL.md
    frontend-design/
      SKILL.md
A directory is a pack if it doesn’t contain a SKILL.md itself, but has subdirectories that do.

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Creating packs

Create a pack by organizing skills into a subdirectory: 
mkdir ~/my-skills/skills/frontend
mv ~/my-skills/skills/accessibility ~/my-skills/skills/frontend/
mv ~/my-skills/skills/css-reset ~/my-skills/skills/frontend/
You can also create a pack when installing from GitHub using the --pack flag: 
reseed install user/repo/src/skills --pack frontend
This installs all skills under src/skills/ and groups them into a pack directory called frontend.

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Using packs

reseed add frontend
This copies all skills in the pack (accessibility, css-reset, frontend-design) into the project. You can also mix packs and individual skills: 
reseed add frontend my-custom-skill