Skills Manager

A native macOS app to manage skills across all your coding agents — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, Qwen Code, Roo Code, Continue, OpenHands, OpenClaw, and more.

Current source version: 2.0.0 (build 200).

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Organize Library skills into Collections, then mount them into agents without moving or duplicating the originals

Inspect Collection membership and mounted agents while keeping missing or diverged state visible

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What's new in 2.0.0

Version 2.0 turns Skills Manager from a directory browser into a local skill lifecycle control plane built around Library → Collection → Mount.

Library      trusted, managed skill sources
   ↓
Collection   reusable groups for a project or workflow
   ↓
Mount        links a Collection into one or more agents on demand

From 1.x to 2.0

Area	1.x	2.0
Product model	Browse and manage agent skill directories	Manage the complete local skill lifecycle
Organization	Skills live primarily inside each agent directory	A managed Library supplies reusable Collections
Multi-agent use	Install and maintain skills for each agent separately	Mount or unmount a Collection without moving or duplicating its Library skills
State	Primarily installed or not installed	Missing, shared, partially applied, and diverged states remain visible and can be reapplied explicitly
Identity	Names and paths do most of the matching	Durable skill IDs connect upgrades, Collections, stars, the macOS app, and the TUI
Ownership and recovery	Basic provider install and removal flows	Provider ownership is preserved; takeover keeps recoverable backups and refuses ambiguous destructive repairs
Navigation	Directory-oriented agent views	Agent home pages, conflict diagnosis, full-site Discover search, Copy ID, Copy Path, and Show in Finder
Agent support	Core agent scanning and installation	A broader registry, including first-class XDG-aware OpenCode support and correctly classified neutral shared roots
Localization	UI strings did not have a consistent English fallback	English is the source and fallback language; macOS can select the bundled Simplified Chinese localization

The architecture remains local-first: there is no Skills Manager backend, unmounting never deletes the Library copy, and network access is limited to features such as Discover, translation fallback, and LLM Try calls.

What it does

Coding agent skills are scattered everywhere. Each agent has its own format, install path, and management story. Skills Manager brings them together in one place.