Old way
A copy in every agent folder, none of them sure
Each agent reads its own directory, each project carries its own copy. Upstream ships a fix and you redo every one by hand — or forget one.
The Skill workspace for 73 agentsOne deck of Skills,
One deck of Skills,
dealt to every agent.
Install a Skill once, from any source. Switch it on for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and 70 more — globally or per project — and keep every copy in step with upstream.
Once it’s installed, your agent can drive it too:
macOS 12+ · Intel Mac · Windows 10/11 x64 · Free, no account
Before and afterFrom scattered copies
From scattered copies
to one deck.
New way
One library, switched on where you need it
Every Skill lives once in the Workspace with its source on record. SkillDeck links it into each agent’s folder and tells you when upstream has moved.
How it works
Add it, switch it on, keep it current.
Why SkillDeckEvery agent you use.
Every agent you use.
One place to run their Skills.
Bring any agent
73 agents ship with their folder conventions built in. Add your own with a path.
Claude CodeCodexCursorGemini CLIGitHub CopilotWindsurfClineOpenCodeZedWarp
TraeRoo CodeKiro CLIAmpGooseQwen CodeKilo CodeAugmentJunieOpenHands
Global or just this project
Switch a Skill on for one agent and off for another. Global Skills are symlinked, so nothing is duplicated.
GlobalProjectSymlinkCopy
Adopt what you already have
On first launch SkillDeck finds the Skills already in your agent folders. Where copies disagree, you pick the one to keep.
~/.claude/skills/pdf3 copies differ~/.cursor/skills/docxadopted
Read Skills in your language
Translate a SKILL.md and read it side by side. Translations are cached apart, so agents always read the original.
当用户需要读取、填写或合并 PDF 文件时使用。
SkillDeck CLIYour agent asks.
Your agent asks.
You approve.
SkillDeck ships a CLI your coding agent knows how to use. It drives the running app and returns JSON — and anything destructive waits for your click in the app. No flag an agent can pass will skip it.
claude — ~/work/checkout-service
Request from the CLIThe command line wants to delete 2 Skills
Requested from the skilldeck command line. Nothing runs until you approve.
- flaky-retryNot active in any Agent
- old-jestNot active in any Agent
This can’t be undone: files, version history, Drafts, notes, and tag assignments are deleted together.
DenyDelete 2 Skills
Built to be trustedOpen to every source.
Open to every source.
Closed to chaos.
- TransactEvery change commits fully or rolls back, even after a crash.
- DetectEdits made outside the app are caught. Keep them, restore, or export.
- OriginalTranslations never touch SKILL.md. Agents read what the author wrote.
- LocalNo account, no sign-in. Your Skills stay on your machine.
Download
Free. Finds your Skills on first launch.
For macOS and Windows. Once installed, new versions arrive inside the app.
macOSAvailable now
- Apple Silicon
- Checking the latest release… · macOS 12+
- Intel Mac
- Checking the latest release… · macOS 12+
WindowsBeta
- Version
- Checking the latest release…
- System
- Windows 10/11 · x64
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FAQ
Good to know
What is an Agent Skill?
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.
Does SkillDeck modify my Skill files?
No. Installing and enabling only move files around, and translations live in a separate cache. Agents always read the original SKILL.md.
Can one Skill serve several agents?
Yes. Install a Skill once, then enable or disable it per agent. The list shows how many agents currently have it.
Which agents does SkillDeck support?
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.
Does it need the internet? Where is my data?
Only when adding a remote source or checking for updates. Skills stay on your own machine — no account, no sign-in.
Is SkillDeck free?
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.
Is there a Windows version?
Yes. The Windows x64 beta is available to download, but is not yet Windows code-signed.
Shuffle less.
Deal every Skill once.
It takes a few minutes, and your existing Skills show up on first launch.
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