Lazyskills

LazySkills is a terminal user interface for managing agent skills, the packaged instruction folders that coding agents load to learn specialized tasks. It presents every skill installed on a machine on one screen, grouped by the source it came from, whether project, global, universal or specific to a single agent. The tool knows where each of 70 supported agents looks for skills, both per project and globally. Supported agents include Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Windsurf, Goose, Kilo Code, Kiro, Qwen Code, Replit, Codex CLI, opencode, GitHub Copilot, Cline, Roo Code, Amp, Trae, Junie and OpenHands. Users can switch between agents and see which of them can actually use each installed skill, diagnose configurations where a skill is not visible to an agent, and see which actions are safe to run next. Installations can be managed from the same interface. It is aimed at developers who run several coding agents and keep skills across many projects, and who need to see why a skill is or is not being picked up. LazySkills supports macOS, Linux and Windows, installs with a curl script, Homebrew, Go or PowerShell, and starts by typing lazyskills in a terminal. The project is hosted on GitHub. The site publishes no pricing and shows no paid plans.