Eleven skill folders. Zero shared view. One dashboard.
One desktop dashboard to discover, install, enable, disable, edit, and delete AI agent skills across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, and more.
Skills scattered is skill hell.
If you use more than one AI coding agent, your skills live in ~/.claude/skills, ~/.agents/skills, ~/.cursor/skills, ~/.gemini/skills and more — every skill you ever installed stays active, and your agent has to disambiguate against all of them to pick the right one. The more skills compete for a match, the worse the agent gets at triggering the right one. Disabling what a project doesn't need is how you climb out — if editing config files by hand were a reasonable workflow. It isn't, so Skill Manager exists.
What is a skill?
Anthropic introduced Agent Skills — folders containing a SKILL.md file with instructions an AI coding agent loads on demand — and the format spread across the ecosystem: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, and others. Powerful, but each tool keeps its own folder, which is how the sprawl starts.
Everything a skill can need.
Discover & install
Browse and install skills without copying files between folders.
Enable / disable
Turn skills off per context so agents trigger the right one.
Edit
Change a skill once, in the folder the owning agent actually reads.
Delete
Remove skills and their leftovers across every tool.
Cross-tool view
One list of what's installed where, across all your agents.
Shared folder support
Manages ~/.agents/skills for tools like Goose and Amp.
Knows where your agents keep skills.
Native folders for each tool above, plus anything that reads the shared ~/.agents/skills directory. Releases ship for macOS, Windows, and Linux.