alvinunreal/lazyskills

What it solves

LazySkills provides a centralized, visual way to manage and debug "agent skills"—the modular tools or capabilities that AI agents (like Claude Code, Cursor, or Gemini CLI) use to perform tasks. It solves the problem of fragmented skill management by allowing users to see what is installed, verify agent compatibility, and fix broken configurations in one place.

How it works

It is a terminal-based user interface (TUI) that scans your local environment for installed skills. It validates metadata (like SKILL.md files), checks for broken symlinks, and identifies which skills are visible to specific AI agents. It also integrates with registries like skills.sh to help you discover, preview, and install new skills directly from the terminal.

Who it’s for

This tool is designed for developers and power users who frequently work with AI agents and need a reliable way to maintain their library of agent tools without manually debugging file paths or configuration errors.

Highlights

• Unified Dashboard: View project-specific, global, and universal skills in a single interface.
• Agent Compatibility: Filter and verify which skills are actually accessible to specific AI agents.
• Health Monitoring: Includes a doctor command to identify and report broken installs, missing files, or invalid metadata.
• Safe Management: Provides bulk actions for installing, updating, or removing skills with built-in preview and confirmation prompts.