Index
Normalize multiple skill layouts into one searchable local catalog.
Skills Manager scans known tool directories, parses frontmatter or headings, resolves real paths, and presents a unified index without hiding where the files really live.
Local-first desktop utility
Bring order to every skill file on your machine.
Skills Manager indexes scattered `SKILL.md`, `AGENTS.md`, and rule files into one calm desktop workspace so you can search faster, edit directly, and keep Claude, Cursor, Codex, and OpenClaw in sync without moving the source of truth.
Local-first
Disk files remain canonical.
Instant retrieval
SQLite-backed search across metadata and content.
Desktop-native workflow
Edit the source file directly and stay in control.
Built for people whose agent skills already live in too many folders, too many formats, and too many tools.
Features
A quieter control surface for messy local skill libraries.
Edit
Write back to the original file instead of exporting shadow copies.
What you edit is what your agents actually use. No sync ceremony, no secondary format.
Search
Retrieve skills by name, description, or raw content in one pass.
The index stays local, fast, and practical for real working directories.
Supported agents
One desktop surface across the tools already on your machine.
Claude
~/.claude/skills
Cursor
~/.cursor/skills
Codex
~/.codex
OpenClaw
~/.openclaw/skills
Download
Install directly from the current GitHub release.
Release
v0.1.0 is available now for macOS, Linux, and Windows.
The macOS build is currently unsigned, so first launch may require a manual Gatekeeper bypass. Linux and Windows installers are available directly from the same release.
Open releaseNotes
Operational details worth knowing before you install.
macOS Gatekeeper
The current macOS package is not notarized yet, so the first launch may need a right-click Open flow or a quarantine flag removal.
Source of truth
The app does not invent a second content system. It indexes your files and writes changes back to the originals.
Scope
This release is focused on local scanning, search, and editing. Remote sync and registries can come later.