Your multi-Agent Skills HQ
Scan local Skills in one place, distribute them across agents, and back them up with GitHub.
Turn scattered skill folders into a reusable, portable library.
This sandbox preview shows the real UI and won't read or touch your local Skills.
Core Features
Bring Skills scattered across different agent folders into one place for management, distribution, and backup.
Master / sub switches cover both bulk and fine-grained control. Link any Skill to Cursor, Codex or Claude in a single click.
Push local Skills to GitHub in one click, then pull them back on a new machine. The same repo can serve as both your personal backup and a shared team skill library.
Drop any folder containing a SKILL.md onto the window and it's imported in seconds — no CLI, no path arguments.
Flat view answers "what Skills do I have"; by-source view answers "what's inside each Agent". Switch perspective without losing context.
View · Flat
Aggregated by Skill, not by source. See what's already collected and what's still scattered across agents at a glance.
View · By source
Grouped by source so you can instantly see where a Skill lives and decide what belongs in the central repo versus what should stay local.
Skill Detail
Click any Skill to view its full file tree, SKILL.md contents, and how it's shared across Agents. The side panel is drag-resizable to fit any screen.
GitHub · Backup / Restore / Distribution
Connect your GitHub repo for one-click sync · one-click restore. The same repo can act as both your personal backup and a shared source for a team.
Drag & Drop · zero friction
No CLI required. Drag any folder containing a SKILL.md from your file manager onto the window and it's imported and ready to share with other Agents.
Settings · safe & controllable
Skills Manager joins your agent setup in read-only mode by default. Turn on Advanced Mode only when you need to write or delete.
FAQ
No — it's fully free and open-source under MIT License, with the repo public on GitHub. Use, modify and redistribute as you like. Issues and PRs are welcome.
By default, no. The app scans Agent folders in observer mode and only creates symlinks or copies when you explicitly opt in (flip a switch, drag to import, copy to central). Delete protection is on by default; writes require flipping Advanced Mode under Settings.
Claude, Cursor, Codex, OpenClaw, and OpenCode are supported today. Any Agent whose Skill folder follows the SKILL.md convention should work in principle — PRs for new Agents are welcome.
No. Any personal GitHub account works, whether the repo is public or private. If you want to use the repo as a shared source for others, a public repo is usually more convenient.
Installers ship for macOS (Apple Silicon + Intel) and Windows 10+. Linux users can clone the repo and run npm run tauri:build to build locally.
The key difference is "cross-Agent perspective + desktop-grade interaction". Most CLIs handle one Agent at a time; Skills Manager brings every Agent's Skills into a single UI, with tri-state master switches, per-Agent toggles and drag-and-drop — no more folder hunting or command typing.