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SkillKeeper shows which skills, agents, tools, MCP servers, commands, memory, hooks and plugins actually ran on your Mac, how many tokens each one spent, and what needs attention: loops, clashing triggers, skills that never fire. See how each skill is wired, catch what drifts from what you meant, and fine-tune it without opening a single file. Product Hunt visitors get 20% off with the code launch
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Kirill, a product designer who spends most of my day in Claude Code.
Why I built it My skills folder kept growing, and at some point I realized I couldn't tell whether a given skill ever fired – or what any of it cost. Nothing showed which skills get called, how often, or how many tokens they take. So I built SkillKeeper to find out.
What it is A menu bar app that reads your local sessions and breaks usage down by everything your setup loads – skills, agents, tools, MCP servers, commands, memory files, hooks and plugins – by 5 hours, day, week or month, with live token counts while a session runs. Agents show the skills they call inside, so you can see how your setup is actually wired.
What surprised me Once SkillKeeper started tracking hooks, I found one from a tool I'd tried once and forgotten about. It fired on every step and held up my work for 42 minutes over three weeks. Then the tokens: 94% of them went to work where none of my skills were involved – even though my skills are where the best of my instructions live. I wasn't using my own setup the way I thought I was, and nothing showed it. SkillKeeper puts all of it on one screen.
Privacy Everything is read from local files on your Mac and never uploaded. The app sends anonymous usage events – which views get opened, how many skills were found – never skill names, prompts or file contents.
Pricing Tracking is free. Editing is free to try, and a one-time $19 license keeps it unlocked. Product Hunt visitors get 20% off with the code launch: buy.skillkeeper.app/?offer_code=launch
What's next – Other AI tools – Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI – Beyond call counts: whether a skill actually did its job – A health score for your whole setup
What would you want to see about your own AI setup?
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About SkillKeeper on Product Hunt
“Track your whole AI setup, from the menu bar”
SkillKeeper was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #99 on the daily leaderboard. SkillKeeper shows which skills, agents, tools, MCP servers, commands, memory, hooks and plugins actually ran on your Mac, how many tokens each one spent, and what needs attention: loops, clashing triggers, skills that never fire. See how each skill is wired, catch what drifts from what you meant, and fine-tune it without opening a single file. Product Hunt visitors get 20% off with the code launch
SkillKeeper was featured in Developer Tools (520.4k followers), Artificial Intelligence (479.9k followers) and Menu Bar Apps (12.3k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 213.9k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted SkillKeeper?
SkillKeeper was hunted by Kirill Bush. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Kirill Bush
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Kirill, a product designer who spends most of my day in Claude Code.
Why I built it
My skills folder kept growing, and at some point I realized I couldn't tell whether a given skill ever fired – or what any of it cost. Nothing showed which skills get called, how often, or how many tokens they take. So I built SkillKeeper to find out.
What it is
A menu bar app that reads your local sessions and breaks usage down by everything your setup loads – skills, agents, tools, MCP servers, commands, memory files, hooks and plugins – by 5 hours, day, week or month, with live token counts while a session runs. Agents show the skills they call inside, so you can see how your setup is actually wired.
What surprised me
Once SkillKeeper started tracking hooks, I found one from a tool I'd tried once and forgotten about. It fired on every step and held up my work for 42 minutes over three weeks. Then the tokens: 94% of them went to work where none of my skills were involved – even though my skills are where the best of my instructions live. I wasn't using my own setup the way I thought I was, and nothing showed it. SkillKeeper puts all of it on one screen.
Privacy
Everything is read from local files on your Mac and never uploaded. The app sends anonymous usage events – which views get opened, how many skills were found – never skill names, prompts or file contents.
Pricing
Tracking is free. Editing is free to try, and a one-time $19 license keeps it unlocked. Product Hunt visitors get 20% off with the code launch: buy.skillkeeper.app/?offer_code=launch
What's next
– Other AI tools – Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI
– Beyond call counts: whether a skill actually did its job
– A health score for your whole setup
What would you want to see about your own AI setup?