I Manage 35+ AI Tool Skills from One Dashboard — No More Messy dot-directories

If you use more than three AI coding tools, you've probably felt this pain. Skills, plugins, and extensions scattered across ~/.claude, ~/.cursor, ~/.openclaw, ~/.vscode, ~/.cline... and that's just the beginning. Finding what you have, moving it between tools, and sharing it with your team becomes a manual, error-prone process.

I built OpenSkill Manager to solve this — a unified desktop dashboard + CLI for managing skills, plugins, and extensions across 35+ AI platforms in one place.

The Pain Was Real

Here's what my setup looked like before:

~/.claude/skills/        → 3 skills
~/.cursor/skills/        → 8 skills + 12 extensions
~/.openclaw/skills/       → 15 skills
~/.vscode/extensions/     → 20+ extensions
~/.cline/skills/          → 6 skills
~/.copilot/               → some config somewhere
~/.ollama/models/         → wait, where exactly?

The problems compounded fast:

• No visibility — Which platform has which skill installed?
• Manual migration — Want to move a skill from OpenClaw to Cline? Enjoy copying paths and editing configs by hand.
• No batch sharing — Need to package your best skills for your team? You're zipping directories one by one.
• Tool fatigue — Each platform has its own UI, its own directory structure, its own update mechanism.

Sound familiar?

What OpenSkill Manager Does

OpenSkill Manager gives you a single pane of glass across all your AI tool ecosystems.

GUI Dashboard (Electron + React)

The desktop app automatically scans your home directory for any installed AI tools and presents their skills/plugins/extensions in a unified, filterable view.

Key capabilities:

• 🔍 Auto-discovery — Scans ~/ for known AI platforms and skill directories automatically
• 📋 Unified view — All skills/plugins/extensions in one list, filterable by platform, type, or category
• 📦 Batch operations — Multi-select with Cmd/Ctrl+Click, then migrate, export, or delete in bulk
• 🔄 Cross-platform migration — Move skills between OpenClaw ↔ Cline ↔ Cursor ↔ VS Code with one click
• 📥 Import/Export — Package skills as .zip to share with your team, or import from a directory
• 🌐 24 languages — Full i18n including Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic (RTL supported)
• 📂 Real-time sync — File changes detected via chokidar, UI stays in sync automatically

CLI Tool (for automation & scripting)

The CLI brings the same capabilities to the terminal:

# Discover all installed AI platforms and their skills
openskill scan

# List all skills across platforms
openskill list --all

# Migrate a skill from one platform to another
openskill migrate --from openclaw --to cline --skill my-custom-skill

# Export skills to a shareable zip
openskill export --platform openclaw --output ./my-skills.zip

# Import from zip to any platform
openskill import --file ./my-skills.zip --to qclaw

Supported Platforms (35+ and growing)

The scanner recognizes these and more:

Any unrecognized dot-directory with skills/, plugins/, or extensions/ subdirectories is also discovered automatically.

Getting Started

Desktop App

git clone https://github.com/BoboloveIC/openskill-manager.git
cd openskill-manager
npm install
npm run dev

Or download the latest release for macOS, Windows, or Linux.

CLI Tool

npm install -g openskill-manager
openskill --help

Roadmap

We're actively building towards:

• [ ] Skill enable/disable toggle (GUI)
• [ ] Plugin marketplace integration
• [ ] Drag-and-drop migration (GUI)
• [ ] Auto-update support
• [ ] Shell completions for CLI (bash, zsh, fish)
• [ ] Agent adapter pattern for extensible platform support

Why This Matters

The AI tool landscape is fragmenting fast. Every week there's a new AI code editor, a new agent framework, a new way to extend your workflow.

The skills and plugins you've invested in should be portable, shareable, and discoverable — not locked inside individual tool silos.

OpenSkill Manager is my attempt to solve that. It's fully open source and community contributions are welcome.

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