Manage all your Agent Skills in one place — install from any source, and stay in sync with upstream updates.
Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI and 70+ other agents
SkillDeck keeps them all in one place.
Paste a GitHub repository or pick a local folder. SkillDeck lists every Skill inside so you can choose the ones you want. The source stays on record, so updating later takes no digging.
SkillDeck remembers where each Skill came from, so you can check upstream any time. Skills with something new are flagged under Updates — update one, or all of them in one click.
Translate a SKILL.md with one click and read it side by side. Translations are cached separately and never touch the file, so agents always read the original.
One Skill, switched on or off per agent. See at a glance whether it’s global or scoped to this project — files land as symlinks, so nothing gets duplicated.
Bring Skills into the workspace from a GitHub repository or a local folder, source and all.
Tick the agents that should have it. SkillDeck puts the files where each one expects them.
When upstream changes, open Updates and sync. Previous revisions stay available.
Choose your platform and install. SkillDeck finds the Skills you already have on first launch.
By downloading SkillDeck you agree to the User Agreement and Privacy Policy.
An Agent Skill is a folder containing a SKILL.md file: Markdown instructions for a specific kind of task, with frontmatter that declares its name and purpose, plus optional scripts and reference files. AI coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex discover Skills and load them when a task calls for one.
No. Installing and enabling only move files around, and translations live in a separate cache. Agents always read the original SKILL.md.
Yes. Install a Skill once, then enable or disable it per agent. The list shows how many agents currently have it.
SkillDeck ships with the folder conventions of more than 70 agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, Cline, OpenCode and Trae. When you enable a Skill, it lands where each agent expects it, globally or for a single project.
Only when adding a remote source or checking for updates. Skills stay on your own machine — no account, no sign-in.
Yes, SkillDeck is currently free to download and use, with no account required. If paid features are ever introduced, pricing and terms will be announced before anything is charged.
Yes. The Windows x64 beta is available to download, but is not yet Windows code-signed.
It takes a few minutes, and your existing Skills show up on first launch.
macOS 12+ (Apple Silicon / Intel) · Windows 10/11 (x64 Beta)