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Every skill, every version, every activation — one workspace.
Publish once — skael versions it, scans it for secrets and prompt injection, and syncs it to Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and OpenCode on every machine. The only registry that shows you which skills actually fire — by which agent, how often, even in headless agentic runs.
Centralize, distribute, secure, and measure every SKILL.md across every agent your team uses.
One source of truth for every skill. skael sync places them in each developer's Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and OpenCode — across every project and machine. Update once; everyone gets it.
Native telemetry counts "Skill" calls but never which skill. skael's hooks report every activation — which skill, which agent, how often, even in headless agentic runs. Turn "we have 50 skills" into "these 12 do the work."
Every publish runs a security scan for hardcoded secrets, prompt injection, data exfiltration, and obfuscation. Critical findings block the publish — no curl | bash for your agent's brain.
Every publish is an immutable, content-addressable version. Roll back, diff, and always know which version your team is actually on.
Full-text search across skill names, descriptions, and content, with fuzzy matching on names. Find the right skill in milliseconds.
One container against your own Postgres, or Docker Compose with a bundled database. Your skills stay on your infrastructure.
Single binary for macOS, Linux, and Windows. No dependencies.
One command configures the CLI, syncs all skills, and installs activation tracking hooks for every detected agent.
Security scan runs automatically. Next time anyone runs skael sync, they get it.
You can — if everyone's on the same agent, in the same project, and remembers to pull. A git folder gives you a folder. It doesn't place skills into Cursor and Codex and OpenCode, doesn't sync across machines, doesn't scan for injection, doesn't tell you which version everyone's on, and has no idea which skills your agents actually use. skael is the layer that turns a folder of markdown into managed infrastructure.
For Claude.ai and Desktop, on Team and Enterprise plans — not Claude Code, and not Cursor, Codex, or OpenCode. skael is vendor-neutral by design: it manages the SKILL.md standard across every agent your team runs, not one vendor's walled garden.
Free and open source. Self-host on day one.