Skillget

skiller-desktop-skills-manager

agent
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  • License — License: MIT
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  • Active repo — Last push 0 days ago
  • Low visibility — Only 5 GitHub stars
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  • Code scan — Scanned 12 files during light audit, no dangerous patterns found
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Purpose
Skiller is a desktop application that serves as a centralized dashboard to install, edit, and synchronize instruction files (skills) across multiple AI coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex.

Security Assessment
Overall Risk: Low. The light code audit scanned 12 TypeScript files and found no dangerous patterns, hardcoded secrets, or requests for dangerous permissions. Because the tool's core function is to manage and sync files across your local filesystem and various CLI configurations, it inherently requires local file access. It also makes standard network requests to pull skills from external sources like skills.sh. While the automated scan is clean, users should remain aware that syncing external skills means downloading third-party text instructions directly into their AI agents' contexts.

Quality Assessment
Overall Quality: Early stage. The project is actively maintained, with its most recent push happening today. It is properly licensed under the permissive MIT license. However, it currently suffers from extremely low visibility, boasting only 5 GitHub stars. Consequently, the community trust level is minimal; it has not yet been widely peer-reviewed or battle-tested by a large user base.

Verdict
Use with caution — the code is clean and open-source, but its extremely low community adoption means it lacks established trust and extensive peer review.
SUMMARY

AI agent skills manager for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and more — install, sync, and manage skills from one desktop app.

README.md

Skiller

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Install, sync, and manage skills with Skiller across your coding agents from one desktop app.

Why Skiller

Managing skills separately in every agent is repetitive and error-prone.
Skiller gives you one control center to:

  • See everything at once — agents, installed skills, and status in one dashboard
  • Install once, sync everywhere — propagate skills across your agent stack
  • Edit confidently — update SKILL.md content with immediate local visibility
  • Discover faster — browse marketplace sources like skills.sh and ClawHub
  • Stay up to date — refresh and manage skills without manual filesystem work

Supported agents

Skiller talks to every listed agent natively — dropping a skill into one place propagates it to all of them.

Claude Code
Claude Code
CLI		 Codex
Codex
CLI		 Gemini CLI
Gemini CLI
CLI		 GitHub Copilot CLI
Copilot CLI
CLI		 OpenCode
OpenCode
CLI		 OpenClaw
OpenClaw
CLI
CodeBuddy
CodeBuddy
CLI		 Qoder
Qoder
CLI		 Cursor
Cursor
IDE		 Windsurf
Windsurf
IDE		 Trae
Trae
IDE		 Antigravity
Antigravity
IDE
Kiro
Kiro
IDE		 Cline
Cline
VS Code extension		 Warp
Warp
Terminal		 Factory
Factory
Cloud platform

Product Tour

Core experience

  • Dashboard — system-wide visibility into your skill environment
  • Skills Manager — inspect, edit, sync, and remove skills
  • Marketplace — search and install community skills quickly
  • Settings — configure behavior, sources, and runtime preferences

Skills Manager

Browse every installed skill, see which agents consume it, edit SKILL.md inline, and sync with one click.

Skills Manager

Marketplace

Search skills.sh and ClawHub in-app, preview a skill's target agents and repository, and install without touching the filesystem.

Marketplace

Settings

Theme, accent color, window blur, language, close behavior, and cache controls — all in one place.

Settings

Installation

Grab the installer for your OS from the latest release:

OS File Notes
macOS (Apple Silicon) Skiller-<version>-macos-arm64.dmg Signed + notarized. Open the DMG and drag Skiller to Applications.
macOS (Intel) Skiller-<version>-macos-x64.dmg Signed + notarized. Same flow as the Apple Silicon build.
Windows (x64) Skiller-<version>-win-x64.exe NSIS installer. SmartScreen may show a one-time warning — click "More info" → "Run anyway".
Linux (x64) Skiller-<version>-linux-x86_64.AppImage, .deb, or .tar.xz AppImage: chmod +x, run — static squashfuse runtime, no libfuse2 required (works on CachyOS/Manjaro/EndeavourOS out of the box). .deb for Ubuntu/Debian. .tar.xz: extract, cd Skiller-*, run ./install.sh once (sets SUID on chrome-sandbox, registers a .desktop entry). Passing --uninstall to the same script removes the menu entry.

Every release is built and published by the CI matrix in .github/workflows/release.yml — tagging vX.Y.Z produces all three platforms automatically.

If you had an older stable-*-Skiller.* build: those were produced by a previous Electrobun-based packaging pipeline and can't auto-update to the current Electron-based builds. Grab the new installer above; your local data in ~/Library/Application Support/com.beautyfree.skiller/ (or the Windows/Linux equivalent) stays intact.

Auto-updates

Once installed, Skiller keeps itself current:

  • Checks for new versions on launch, then every 6 hours in the background.
  • Downloads the full updated bundle on demand (click Download update in Settings → App Updates).
  • Shows status and a one-click Restart & install button once ready.

Powered by electron-updater reading from this repo's GitHub Releases.

For Developers

All development, build, and debugging details are in docs/DEVELOPMENT.md.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome.
Open an issue first if you want to discuss a feature or behavior change.

License

MIT

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