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Your AI coding setup,
everywhere.

Manage skills, agents, rules, MCP connections and hooks in one place. For Claude Code, Codex, Pi, OpenCode and more.

macOS (Apple Silicon) · Windows · Linux

skillshare
skill sync preview
$ skillshare sync

Syncing skills
✓ claude: merged (14 linked, 3 local, 0 updated, 0 pruned)
✓ cursor: merged (14 linked, 1 local, 0 updated, 0 pruned)
✓ codex: merged (14 linked, 2 local, 0 updated, 0 pruned)
✓ gemini: merged (14 linked, 0 local, 0 updated, 0 pruned)
✓ opencode: merged (14 linked, 0 local, 0 updated, 0 pruned)

5 targets · 14 skills

Start with the desktop app.

Manage skills, agents, MCP and hooks in one desktop window. First launch helps you set up the CLI, choose your AI tools and run your first sync.

Install on macOS with Homebrew:

brew tap runkids/tap brew install --cask skillshare-app

Prefer the terminal? Install the CLI.

Four moves. One board.

everything else is a flag
Any git remoteGitHub · GitLab · self-hosted
push ↑ pull ↓
skillshare push · pull
owner/repoor a local path
AUDITED
every install is scanned first.
critical findings block it.
skillshare install · audit
Source~/.config/skillshare/skills/One folder. Yours, your team's tracked repos, and project skills, side by side.
Claude Codepr-review → source
Pi+ 1 local skill kept
Codex… 76 more
sync →
skillshare sync
← collect
skillshare collect pi
merge mode never overwrites a skill the tool already had. that's the whole trick.
  • skillshare installRepo or local path → audit gate → source. Critical findings block it.
  • skillshare syncSource → every target, as per-skill symlinks.
  • skillshare collectA skill born inside a tool → back to the source.
  • skillshare push · pullSource ↔ any git remote, so every machine has the same folder.

Switch tools. Keep your setup.

Free and open source. Manage your setup locally, with the desktop app or CLI.