What is skill-manager?

SkillDock is a desktop application that acts as a central control panel for managing AI coding assistant configurations. If you use multiple AI coding tools, such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf, or Gemini CLI, you might have noticed that each tool has its own configuration files for things like custom AI behaviors (called "Skills") and external service connections (called "MCP servers"). SkillDock brings all of that into one place so you don't have to manually copy files or edit configs for each tool separately. The core idea is a shared local library: you install a Skill once, and SkillDock creates the appropriate links in each tool's expected directory, keeping a single source of truth. For MCP servers, SkillDock writes the enabled server settings into each tool's configuration file. You can install Skills from a marketplace, from a Git repository (GitHub, GitLab, Gitee), or from a local folder. The Git-aware feature lets you see if an installed Skill's upstream source has been updated, whether you've made local edits, and whether there are pending changes to push before pulling updates. A developer who uses several AI coding assistants and wants to keep their custom prompts, workflow instructions, and external tool connections synchronized across all of them would use this. Currently available on macOS, with Windows support planned. The source code is closed but the app is available as a public preview.