Free · open source · 100% local

The Claude Code skills manager for VS Code.

Every Claude Code skill — global, project, and plugin-scoped — in one sidebar, each tagged by where it lives. Stop guessing which skill is active and where it was defined.

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Claude Code skills manager sidebar listing global, project, and plugin skills with scope badges

SKILLS:

Skills come from three places. See them as one.

Global, project, and plugin skills normally live in different directories. The extension reads all three and shows them together, each with a badge for its scope.

Global, project, plugin — unified

Skills in ~/.claude/skills/, in your project's .claude/skills/, and skills a plugin ships are all in one list. No more wondering which scope a skill came from.

  • Every scope in a single view
  • Scope badge on each skill
  • Open the SKILL.md source in a click
Claude Code skills grouped by scope with badges

Inspect before you trust

A skill is only as safe as its instructions. Read what a skill actually does — its description and definition — straight from the sidebar, before it runs on your repo.

  • Read descriptions and definitions inline
  • Spot plugin-added skills at a glance
  • Read-only: never edits your skill files

FAQ:

Skill questions, answered.

Where does it find my skills?

Every scope Claude Code uses: global in ~/.claude/skills/, project in .claude/skills/, and skills shipped by installed plugins — all in one list, each tagged by scope.

Can I tell which skills come from plugins?

Yes. Every skill carries a scope badge — global, project, or plugin — so you see exactly where each one is defined.

Can I open a skill's source?

Yes. Click through to the skill's SKILL.md and definition on disk. It reads your files; it never rewrites them.

Is it 100% local?

Yes. It reads your local ~/.claude/ and project .claude/ and renders under a strict CSP. No network, no telemetry, no stored credentials.

One list for every skill. Every scope.

Free, open source, reads only your local ~/.claude/.

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