Skillkit
The package manager for AI agent skills
302 followers
The package manager for AI agent skills
302 followers
The universal skill platform for AI coding agents. Auto-generate instructions with Primer, persist learnings with Memory, and distribute across Mesh networks. One CLI for Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot, and 28 more.
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I'm Rohit, the maker of SkillKit.
The problem I kept running into: My skills for Claude Code were useless in Cursor. My team was on Copilot. Each agent has its own format. Worse: every time I close a session, my AI forgets everything it learned.
So I built SkillKit - a universal platform for AI coding agents that goes way beyond skill management.
What makes it different from "skill installers":
🔄 Cross-Agent Translation (32 agents)
One command. Write once, use in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf, Copilot, Gemini CLI, and 26 more.
🧠 Session Memory That Persists
Your AI agents learn patterns, but that knowledge dies every session. SkillKit captures learnings with semantic embeddings and makes them persistent:
🤖 Multi-Agent Team Orchestration
Spawn teams of AI agents with leader/teammate hierarchies, task assignment, plan approval workflows, and code review stages:
🌐 Mesh Network for Distributed Teams
Your agents can communicate across machines with E2E encrypted P2P:
- Ed25519 cryptography & XChaCha20-Poly1305 encryption
- UDP multicast LAN discovery
- Trust management with fingerprint verification
🎯 AI-Powered Recommendations
📚 Built-in Methodology Packs
TDD, Design-First, Root Cause Analysis, Structured Review - battle-tested development methodologies baked in.
More Features:
- 🧪 Skill Testing Framework with assertions
- 🔧 Auto-generate CI/CD configs (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI)
- 🌳 Hierarchical skill taxonomy with tree navigation
- 📡 Self-host your skills (RFC 8615 well-known URIs)
- 🔌 Plugin system for extensions
- 📊 Quality scoring and security audits
This is for you if:
- You switch between AI coding agents
- Your team uses different tools
- You want your AI to actually remember and learn
- You're building multi-agent workflows
- You want enterprise-grade skill management
Fully open source.
Website: agenstskills.com | Docs: agenstskills.com/docs
I maintain about 15 Claude Code skills for my daily workflow and the portability problem is real. Right now if I want the same behavior in Cursor I'm manually rewriting CLAUDE.md into .cursorrules. The translate command would save me a lot of time.
Curious about the memory feature -- how does it handle conflicting patterns across projects? Like if I have one repo that uses snake_case and another that uses camelCase, does it scope learnings per-project or is it global?
This looks promising! How does Skillkit handle versioning and dependency management for agent skills? Would love to learn more about the workflow.
The cross-agent translation for 32 agents is impressive. I use Claude Code daily and switching context between tools is painful. Curious about the Primer feature — how does auto-generating instructions work in practice? Does it analyze your codebase patterns and suggest skill definitions, or is it more template-based? Also, for team scenarios where different members use different agents (Claude Code vs Cursor vs Copilot), how does skill synchronization work across the mesh network?
That's exactly what I was hoping to hear. Local analysis without external dependencies is the right approach for developer workflows. Looking forward to trying it with my Claude Code setup.
Hi Rohit - great to see this launch! The idea of a package manager for agent skills makes a ton of sense given the fragmentation on tooling, and I can easily see how safety/scanning and cross-team mesh sync jump out as areas where a lightweight provenance layer could help. One concrete opportunity I had in mind is signed skill releases plus verifiable attestations (e.g., malware scan/sandbox/CI checks) surfaced right in the CLI before install, so teams can trust what they’re pulling; might also be fun to play around with community-owned registries for this. If you're planning to support paid/private skill packs, there’s also a path to global subscriptions and creator payouts (card + stablecoin options) without changing the core developer workflow. Happy to chat further on this and share a few practical patterns we’ve seen work for registries/marketplaces!
Package manager for AI skills is brilliant! I'm working with Claude Code and the problem of 'teaching' it project-specific patterns is real. Does Skillkit let me create custom skills like 'how we structure Phoenix LiveView components' and have the agent remember across sessions? The cross-platform support (Claude, Cursor, etc.) is the killer feature - skills shouldn't be tool-locked. How does versioning work? Congrats on open sourcing this!
@rohit_ghumare Thanks for your reply, I'll take a look at it and definitely try out the skillkit.