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Manage project and global skills without leaving the terminal. skillsui reads youragents/skills folders and CLI lockfiles directly, so there is no database or extra config. Search skills.sh, preview and install skills, move them between scopes, open them in $EDITOR, and update tracked skills. It supports macOS and glibc Linux on ARM64 and x64.
I built skillsui because managing agent skills across projects and my global setup had turned into repetitive folder hopping. I wanted one keyboard-driven view over the files I already use, without another database or config format. It reads .agents/skills and the existing CLI lockfiles directly, and it keeps Claude Code's .claude/skills links in sync. The first release covers search, install, move, fork, update, delete, and $EDITOR integration. I'd love to hear which workflows or agents I should support next.
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About skillsui on Product Hunt
“A keyboard-first TUI for managing agent skills”
skillsui was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #29 on the daily leaderboard. Manage project and global skills without leaving the terminal. skillsui reads youragents/skills folders and CLI lockfiles directly, so there is no database or extra config. Search skills.sh, preview and install skills, move them between scopes, open them in $EDITOR, and update tracked skills. It supports macOS and glibc Linux on ARM64 and x64.
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