# Egonex-AI Platform-Specific Installation Paths: Supported Platforms for Understand-Anything > Discover Egonex-AI platform-specific installation paths for Understand-Anything on 13 AI assistant platforms. Find supported target directories and installation methods. - Repository: [Egonex/Understand-Anything](https://github.com/Egonex-AI/Understand-Anything) - Tags: how-to-guide - Published: 2026-06-22 --- **The Egonex-AI Understand-Anything installer supports 13 AI-assistant platforms, mapping each to a specific target directory via a pipe-separated table in [`install.sh`](https://github.com/Egonex-AI/Understand-Anything/blob/main/install.sh) that defines whether skills are linked individually or as a folder.** The Understand-Anything repository by Egonex-AI provides a unified skill set for multiple AI coding assistants. The installation script automatically determines where to place skill symlinks based on **platform-specific installation paths** defined in the source code, ensuring compatibility with each assistant's expected directory structure. ## Supported Platforms and Target Directories The `platforms_table` function in **[`install.sh`](https://github.com/Egonex-AI/Understand-Anything/blob/main/install.sh)** (lines 31-45) defines a mapping table that records where each platform expects its skills. Each row follows the format: ``` || ``` The installer recognizes **13 supported platforms**, each with a distinct installation path in the user's home directory. ### Per-Skill Link Platforms These platforms create individual symlinks for each skill file: - **gemini**: `$HOME/.agents/skills` - **codex**: `$HOME/.agents/skills` - **opencode**: `$HOME/.agents/skills` - **pi**: `$HOME/.agents/skills` - **vibe**: `$HOME/.vibe/skills` - **vscode**: `$HOME/.copilot/skills` - **trae**: `$HOME/.trae/skills` - **nanobot**: `$HOME/.nanobot/workspace/skills` - **kiro**: `$HOME/.kiro/skills` ### Folder Link Platforms These platforms create a single symlink pointing to the entire `skills/` directory: - **openclaw**: `$HOME/.openclaw/skills` - **antigravity**: `$HOME/.gemini/antigravity/skills` - **hermes**: `$HOME/.hermes/skills` - **cline**: `$HOME/.cline/skills` ## How install.sh Resolves Platform Paths When you run `./install.sh `, the script invokes the **`resolve_platform`** function to parse the table. According to the source code in [`install.sh`](https://github.com/Egonex-AI/Understand-Anything/blob/main/install.sh), the function extracts the target directory using `cut -d'|' -f2` and the link style using `cut -d'|' -f3`. The **`link_skills`** function then creates the appropriate symlinks based on the extracted style: - **per-skill**: Iterates through individual skill files and creates symlinks in the target directory - **folder**: Creates one symlink pointing the platform's skills directory to the repository's `skills/` folder ## Installing and Managing Skills by Platform To deploy Understand-Anything skills for a specific AI assistant, execute the installation script with the platform identifier. List available platforms from the command line: ```bash ./install.sh --help | grep -A1 "Supported platforms" ``` Install the skill set for a specific platform (e.g., `vscode`): ```bash ./install.sh vscode ``` This command clones the repository if needed, links each skill into `$HOME/.copilot/skills`, and creates a universal plugin root at `$HOME/.understand-anything-plugin`. Uninstall the skill links for a platform: ```bash ./install.sh --uninstall vscode ``` This removes the symlinks from `$HOME/.copilot/skills` while leaving the cloned repository untouched, as other platforms may still reference it. ## Summary - **Egonex-AI Understand-Anything** supports 13 AI-assistant platforms through a centralized mapping table in [`install.sh`](https://github.com/Egonex-AI/Understand-Anything/blob/main/install.sh). - The **platform table** at lines 31-45 defines each platform's ID, target directory, and link style using pipe-separated fields. - **Per-skill** linking creates individual symlinks for each skill file, while **folder** linking creates a single symlink to the entire `skills/` directory. - The `resolve_platform` function parses this table to determine where to place symlinks for the requested platform. - Installation and uninstallation are handled via `./install.sh ` and `./install.sh --uninstall ` respectively. ## Frequently Asked Questions ### What AI-assistant platforms does Egonex-AI support? Egonex-AI supports 13 platforms including Gemini, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, OpenClaw, Antigravity, Vibe, VSCode (Copilot), Hermes, Cline, Trae, Nanobot, and Kiro. Each maps to a specific subdirectory in the user's home folder, such as `$HOME/.agents/skills` for Gemini and Codex, or `$HOME/.copilot/skills` for VSCode. ### How do I uninstall skills for a specific platform without affecting others? Run `./install.sh --uninstall ` (e.g., `./install.sh --uninstall vscode`). This executes the uninstall logic in [`install.sh`](https://github.com/Egonex-AI/Understand-Anything/blob/main/install.sh) that removes only the symlinks from that platform's target directory, leaving the underlying repository intact so other platforms can continue using it. ### What is the difference between per-skill and folder link styles? **Per-skill** creates individual symlinks for each file in the `skills/` directory, allowing platforms to see specific skill files directly. **Folder** creates a single symlink pointing the platform's expected skills directory to the entire `skills/` folder, which is used by platforms like OpenClaw and Cline that expect a directory reference rather than individual files. ### Where is the platform configuration defined in the source code? The configuration is defined in the `platforms_table` function within [`install.sh`](https://github.com/Egonex-AI/Understand-Anything/blob/main/install.sh) at lines 31-45. This function outputs the pipe-separated table that the `resolve_platform` function parses to determine the correct target directory and linking method for each supported platform.