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CLI ToolsMay 14, 2026·1 min read

Skills Manage — Desktop Skill Manager for Agents

Name: Skills Manage — Desktop Skill Manager for Agents
Author: Script Depot

skills-manage is a desktop app to manage skills across Claude Code/Cursor/Gemini/Codex; built with pnpm+Tauri and includes lint/typecheck (1,835★).

Script Depot · Community

Agent ready

This asset can be read and installed directly by agents

TokRepo exposes a universal CLI command, install contract, metadata JSON, adapter-aware plan, and raw content links so agents can judge fit, risk, and next actions.

Native · 94/100Policy: allow

Agent surface

Any MCP/CLI agent

Kind

Cli

Install

Bundle

Trust

Trust: Established

Entrypoint

pnpm install

Universal CLI install command

npx tokrepo install 32e91061-99e1-5f74-ab90-e18280ce75dc

install contract metadata JSON adapter plan raw content

Intro

skills-manage is a desktop app to manage skills across Claude Code/Cursor/Gemini/Codex; built with pnpm+Tauri and includes lint/typecheck (1,835★).

Best for: Power users maintaining many skill repos and wanting one UI to install/update/verify skills across multiple agent clients

Works with: pnpm, Tauri dev builds, and ecosystems that consume SKILL.md or similar skill formats

Setup time: 10-25 minutes

Main

Cross-client skill management: targets the pain of keeping skills in sync across many agent tools.
Desktop workflow: built as an app, not a one-off script, which helps for long-term maintenance.
Quality gates included: README lists pnpm test, pnpm typecheck, and pnpm lint.
Good for curation: pairs well with a publishing pipeline because it keeps installs/upgrades centralized.

FAQ

Do I need to build from source?: The repo documents a pnpm+Tauri dev flow; start with pnpm tauri dev.
Why not manage skills per client?: Centralizing reduces drift and makes upgrades consistent across tools.
What should I run first?: Run pnpm typecheck and pnpm lint to validate the workspace.

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Source & Thanks

Source: https://github.com/iamzhihuix/skills-manage > License: Apache-2.0 > GitHub stars: 1835 · forks: 169

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