1lck/skills-dock

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Skill-Dock is an app dedicated to visual management of skills/maps, used to unify viewing, discovering, and managing AI Skills scattered across different tools. It supports displaying skill call counts, one-click packaging and import/export skills, skill category management, and more

Overview

A desktop application for managing local AI Skills and bundles, compatible with various coding tools such as Codex, Claude, Gemini, OpenCode, and more. Skills Dock is a local-first desktop application designed to centrally view, integrate, and manage AI Skills scattered across different tools. The project is built on Tauri + React + TypeScript + Rust. The current version offers desktop publishing capabilities for macOS, Windows, and Linux, focusing on local Skill scanning, bundle aggregation, local package management, and cross-app installation status viewing. My open-source project has been linked and recognized by the LINUX DO community as required. You are welcome to exchange and give feedback in the open-source recommendation thread on Lilibili. The homepage is used to quickly view the overall status of local Skills: local Skill directory, configuration items, and file status, with notifications, exceptions, or items needing attention, making it easier to keep Skills available and consistent in multi-tool environments. The import page supports batch importing Skills from local directories, displaying parsing results, target application coverage, and file differences before import. It is suitable for migrating existing Codex, Claude, Gemini, and OpenCode Skill directories to the Skills Dock for management. The detail page now prioritizes displaying user-friendly Bundle overviews, member skills, installation status, and source information, rather than simply spreading the original SKILL.md text directly to users. The original skill documentation can still be opened and viewed on demand. The data analysis page is used to observe changes in the number of skills, source distribution, category proportions, and recent activity records, helping you understand the current composition of your local competency pool.

Overview (machine translated)

A desktop application for managing local AI Skills and bundles, compatible with various coding tools such as Codex, Claude, Gemini, and OpenCode.

🌍 Visit the official product homepage: https://skills-dock.pages.dev/

✨ Project Overview

Skills Dock is a local-first desktop application designed to centrally view, integrate, and manage AI Skills scattered across different tools.

The project is built on Tauri + React + TypeScript + Rust, and the current version offers desktop publishing capabilities for macOS, Windows, and Linux, focusing on local Skill scanning, bundle aggregation, local package management, and cross-app installation status viewing.

My open-source project has been linked and recognized by the LINUX DO community as required. You are welcome to exchange and give feedback in the open-source recommendation thread on Lilibili.

📸 Interface Preview

Home Overview

The homepage is used to quickly view the overall status of local Skills: local Skill directory, configuration items, and file status, with notifications, exceptions, or items needing attention, making it easier to keep Skills available and consistent in multi-tool environments.

Import and Migration

The import page supports batch importing Skills from local directories, displaying parsing results, target application coverage, and file differences before import. It is suitable for migrating existing Codex, Claude, Gemini, and OpenCode Skill directories to the Skills Dock for management.

Bundle details

The detail page now prioritizes displaying user-friendly bundle overviews, member skills, installation status, and source information, rather than simply placing the original SKILL.md long text directly to users. The original skill documentation can still be opened and viewed on demand.

Data Analysis

The data analysis page is used to observe changes in the number of skills, source distribution, category proportions, and recent activity records, helping you understand the current composition of your local competency pool.

Set Center

The settings page centrally manages each app’s Skill path, custom directories, auto-scan, and display preferences. The installation directories for different tools can be configured here for easy future synchronization and maintenance.

📥 Download and Installation

The current Release page provides these installation packages:

macOS: .dmg
Windows: .msi and .exe
Linux: .AppImage and .deb

macOS

Since this project is open-source software and has not been signed with an Apple developer certificate, when macOS users download the .dmg file and open it in “Apps,” the system may prompt “App is corrupted and cannot be opened”. This is macOS’s standard security policy (Gatekeeper) for unsigned download sources.

The solution is as follows (only once):

Download the ‘Skills Dock.’

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