Hey PH! I built Skills Manager after getting frustrated managing skills/rules across 5+ AI coding agents — each one stores them in a different folder with a different format.
Skills Manager gives you a unified view, lets you copy skills between agents, and install from GitHub repos.
Free for Windows. Would love your feedback — what agents are you using?
Cool Idea. A dashboard to view all active global skills is very useful. I believe all the coding agents say they should auto-detect skills in .agents/skills folder but skill detection has worked better in agent specific directory. Auto-complete for skills doesnt work when in .agents which is annoying. Did you experience the same thing? Does this solution put skills in agent specific directory?
I always end up losing my best system prompts and agent instructions in a messy graveyard of scattered text files. Using a centralized hub to organize and tag these AI skills would definitely speed up my workflow when switching between different development environments. I would love to know if you plan to add a local API so we can dynamically pull these structured prompts directly into our codebases.
the skills discoverability problem is real - I end up rediscovering the same prompt patterns across projects. curious how you handle versioning when a skill gets updated but some agents were built around the old behavior. do you pin versions or is it more of a live dependency?
This solves a real annoyance. I'm using Claude Code with custom skills and every time I want to test the same skill in Cursor or another agent, it's manual file copying and adjusting paths. Having one place to manage and push skills across agents is a workflow I didn't know I needed.
Question: does it handle skill conflicts or versioning? For example, if I install the same skill from GitHub but it gets updated later – does Skills Manager detect the newer version and let me update, or is it a one-time install that I'd need to manually re-pull?
