Sklm
Centralize, scope, and sync skills for every AI agent
33 followers
Centralize, scope, and sync skills for every AI agent
33 followers
Sklm is a CLI tool that centralizes management of skills (SKILL.md files) for your AI agents. It solves the tension between wanting skills globally available vs. per-project scoped, without polluting your agent's configuration. Multi-agent support - Global store - Registry discovery - Auto-sync
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Skill sprawl is a quieter problem than people admit... I've got the same skill copy-pasted across three projects and they've all drifted, so I never know which version actually fired. The "scope" part is what I'd want most. How do you decide which skills load for which agent without stuffing every context window?
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@luca_capone Thank you for your feedback!
Sklm does not handle the selection of skills by the agent for the moment; it is solely a project-by-project skills manager.
Nice launch. The global-store vs project-scope split is exactly the tension that shows up once people collect more than a few SKILL.md files.
One thing I’d be curious about is reproducibility: can a project lock the exact skill version/source commit it activated, so another machine or teammate gets the same behavior later? For agent workflows, “which skill was active” is almost part of the build environment.
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@studentzuo
Thanks for your feedback!
That’s an interesting question. I haven’t looked into version management for skills yet, but it’s something I'm planning to do.
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🚀 Sklm v0.2 is here! 💥
What's new:
✨ Unified command structure
👨🏻💻 A single CLI instead of multiple separate commands
📦 No more cloning from GitHub — install it directly from PyPI:
Two weeks ago, while organizing my projects (I'm a bit obsessed with keeping things tidy 😅), I got tired of having hundreds of AI skills scattered across different projects or cluttering up my global skills list.
So I built a small CLI to solve that problem.
The idea is simple:
📚 A global store where you keep all your skills.
📥 Import only the ones each project actually needs.
💤 Don't need a skill anymore? Disable it in your workspace without removing it from your global store.
And since I was already building it for myself... why not open source it?
Two weeks later:
⭐ 9 GitHub stars
🏆 Top 60 on Product Hunt
🔥 265 unique visitors on the landing page
Not bad for my first open-source project. 🚀
If you're managing skills across multiple projects, I'd love to hear your feedback!