LazySkills

Mission control for agent skills

A terminal UI for managing agent skills. One place to see what is installed, which agents can use each skill, why visibility may be broken, and what actions are safe to run next.

$curl -fsSL https://lazyskills.sh/install | sh

Supported on macOS, Linux, and Windows. Once done, launch the TUI by typing lazyskills.

One TUI, 70 Agents

LazySkills knows where every agent looks for skills, per project and globally, and shows you exactly which agents can see each installed skill.

And this is what mission control looks like: every skill those agents can see, in one terminal screen.

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LazySkills terminal UI demo poster

Features

Every skill in one place

Project, global, universal, and agent-specific skills in a single TUI, grouped by the source they came from.

Agent visibility checks

Switch agents and see which skills are actually usable by Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and many more.

Spot broken installs fast

Highlights missing SKILL.md files, invalid frontmatter, broken symlinks, missing lock entries, and ghost agent skills.

Preview before you act

Inspect metadata, rendered skill content, and the exact command LazySkills is about to run.

Safe skill actions

Open, reinstall, update, remove, prune orphaned locks, or run bulk actions with confirmation prompts.

Discover more from a source

Scan local checkouts or GitHub skill sources to find skills you have not installed yet.

Find and install new skills

Search skills.sh from inside LazySkills, preview the install command, then install to project or global scope.

Agent-friendly CLI mode

Registry search without opening the TUI: lazyskills find --json returns results any agent can parse.

Getting Started

STEP 01

Install LazySkills

One command with curl, Homebrew, Go, or PowerShell. Works on macOS, Linux, and Windows.

STEP 02

Launch it in a project

Type lazyskills in your terminal. The left pane groups every installed skill by its source.

STEP 03

Manage and discover

Check agent visibility, fix broken installs, and search skills.sh for new skills without leaving the TUI.

Keymap Reference

Command shortcuts available from anywhere inside the terminal app.

/
Search skillsFilter the inventory as you type.
a
Cycle agent filterSee which skills each agent can actually use. A clears the filter.
f
Cycle scopeFlip between all, project, and global scopes. F resets to all.
enter
Open detailsDetail modal for the selected source or skill, with rendered content.
n
Find new skillsSearch the skills.sh registry and install without leaving the TUI.
c
Command pickerOpen the menu of safe actions for the current selection.
space
Mark for bulkSelect skills one by one; s marks a whole source group.
u / x
Update or removeQuick reinstall-update or removal for the selection, with confirmation.
e
Enable or disableToggle a skill or an entire source group on and off.
o
Open in editorJump straight to the skill files in your editor.
d
Discover from sourceScan a local checkout or GitHub source for skills you have not installed.
1 / 2 / 3
Focus panesJump between Inventory, Metadata, and Preview. Tab cycles focus.

Press ? inside the TUI at any time to open the full interactive help screen.

Built for Agents Too

Everything the TUI knows is available as JSON, so your coding agent can search the registry and audit installed skills without a human at the keyboard.

$lazyskills find --json "browser automation"

Search the skills.sh registry, results as JSON.

$lazyskills scan --json

Full snapshot of installed skills, sources, and agent visibility.

$lazyskills update --check

Check for a newer LazySkills release.

★ Limited Edition

Stargazer Sticker Giveaway

We designed physical, high-quality LazySkills stickers. Star the repository on GitHub and you are automatically entered into a draw to win. We ship worldwide at no cost to you.

LazySkills stickers showcase

Winners are drawn from stargazers and announced in the sticker giveaway issue, tagged by their GitHub username. Shipping details are arranged privately.

Curated Skill Guides

Hand-picked skills by category, researched from real SKILL.md sources and registry install data.

by Alvin