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Skill server and `skb` CLI for agent skills

Skill Base gives teams one place to publish and manage Skills, then install or update them into the folders each agent expects. It tracks versions, permissions, collections, and local installs so people do not have to copy Markdown by hand.

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Who it's for

Builders who want one shared place to publish and sync Skills for Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and similar agents.

What it delivers

You can keep team Skills current across agents without copying files or guessing which version is latest.

What it does

Publish skills

Upload Skills through the web app, `skb publish`, or GitHub import from public repos.

Install and update skills

Use `skb install`, `skb update`, and `skb delete` to manage local Skill copies in the right agent folders.

Manage collections

Install curated packs with `skb install --collection <id-or-slug>` and browse collections in the UI.

Control visibility and access

Mark Skills as public or private and manage owner, collaborator, and user permissions.

Browse versions and changelogs

Search Skills, switch versions, and review changelogs, tags, and favorites in the web UI.

Run a desktop client

Use the native desktop app for a local market and Skill management.

How to get it

  1. 1Server (Node.js >= 18)
    npx skill-base -d ./skill-data -p 8000
  2. 2CLI
    npm install -g skill-base-cli
    skb init -s http://localhost:8000
    skb search vue
    skb install some-skill --ide cursor
    skb install --collection 1 --ide cursor
    skb install --collection frontend-team --ide cursor
    skb login    # required for publish
    skb publish ./my-skill --changelog "First release"

README

Skill Base

English | 中文

npm version Node version License

Private distribution for Agent Skills. Publish once; install, update, and roll back across Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, and similar assistants — one small server, one CLI (skb).

Skill Base demo

Why

Many teams already have dozens or hundreds of Skills, but they are not team assets yet — just Markdown scattered across chat logs, personal machines, and project folders. People download from group chats, copy a colleague's old copy, or edit their local file directly. Over time, no one can say which copy is current, who changed what, or which projects still run an old version.

Some teams move Skills into Git, which helps: you get commits and a single repo. But Git answers "where do files live?", not "how does the team use them?" It does not fix fragmented Skill paths across Cursor, Claude Code, Qoder, and other agents. The real pain is distribution, install, updates, and access:

  • Distribution by hand — zip files, pasted Markdown, new hires asking "where is the latest?"
  • Versions by guessworkfinal, final2, latest everywhere; local edits untracked
  • Paths by memory — Cursor, Claude Code, Qoder, etc. use different Skill folders; install and update depend on tribal knowledge
  • Access blocks PM/QA — they need the same standards but should not need repo access or Git workflows for one Skill
  • Updates stop at one machine or project — one person fixes a Skill; other projects and teammates keep the old copy

Skill Base turns Skills into publishable, versioned, and installable team assets.

What it does

CapabilityHow
PublishWeb upload, skb publish, or GitHub import from public repos
Install / update / deleteskb install / skb update / skb delete with IDE Skill paths and local install tracking; skb install --collection <id-or-slug> for curated packs
BrowseWeb UI for search, version switching, changelogs, tags, collections (max 10 skills), favorites
DesktopNative desktop client — download
Visibilitypublic / private skills; owner / collaborator / user permissions

Skill Base desktop — Skill Market

Quick start

Server (Node.js >= 18):

npx skill-base -d ./skill-data -p 8000

Open the URL, complete first-time setup, create an admin account.

CLI:

npm install -g skill-base-cli
skb init -s http://localhost:8000
skb search vue
skb install some-skill --ide cursor
skb install --collection 1 --ide cursor
skb install --collection frontend-team --ide cursor
skb login    # required for publish
skb publish ./my-skill --changelog "First release"

Details: Getting Started · CLI: docs/zh/cli.md (中文)

Design philosophy

  • Skills are the unit — not a generic file dump or agent orchestrator.
  • SQLite + ZIP on diskskills.db indexes; each release is a versioned archive. Backup = copy one directory.
  • One Node process — no Redis, MySQL, queue, or microservice mesh for a problem this size.

Longer write-up: Architecture.

Documentation

DocContents
Getting StartedServer, CLI, first install/publish
UsageWeb UI, desktop app, GitHub import, OpenClaw prompts, Skill format
DeploymentDocker, PM2, flags, sessions, backup
ArchitectureData model and stack choices
DesktopDownload and features
CLIskb command reference (中文)
APIHTTP API (中文)
ChangelogServer / npm release notes
AuthorMaintenance contract, Author's Lab
Docs indexBilingual documentation map

中文入口:docs/zh/README.md

Author's Lab

Related projects from the author.

skillbase.reaidea.comHosted Skill Base
reaidea.comAuthor homepage and future tools

More entries land in docs/author.md when they ship.

Maintenance

This repo is maintained by a part-time independent developer on evenings and weekends.

Issues and PRs are welcome. There is no on-call SLA; clear, scoped PRs are easier to merge than open-ended feature asks.

Full note: docs/author.md.

License

MIT

Files in the repo

Repository payload29 top-level entries
  • .github
  • bin
  • cli
  • data
  • data2
  • demo
  • desktop-tauri
  • docs
  • e2e-tests
  • skills
  • src
  • static
  • test
  • tests
  • vendor
  • web
  • website
  • .cursorignore
  • .dockerignore
  • .gitignore
  • AGENTS.md
  • CHANGELOG.md
  • design.md
  • Dockerfile
  • package-lock.json
  • package.json
  • pnpm-lock.yaml
  • README.md
  • website.zip

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