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Agent Skill Installer — Development skill for Claude Code

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A simple desktop app for deterministic agent skill installation.

How to install Agent Skill Installer

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open JOwen-ster/agent-skill-installer and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Agent Skill Installer does

A simple desktop app for deterministic agent skill installation.

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README

Agent Skill Installer

[Download here!](https://github.com/JOwen-ster/agent-skill-installer/releases)

Reasoning

  • Many skills now have their own install scripts via npm, python, or shell script. I wanted to centralize this process.
  • ChatGPT Desktop - Codex, has a skill-installer skill that it comes with but this just runs an agentic loop using whatever you prompted (usually a link to the skill). I don't want to waste my usage copying and installing files from GitHub, so this exists to have a deterministic streamlined process.

Features

  • Toggleable between ChatGPT Codex and Claude Code
    • Features are seperated per agent/harness
  • Drag and drop and file picker support for:
    • Folders
    • Individual SKILL.md files
      • Automatic folder creation using the SKILL.md's title
  • List for currently installed skills
  • List for previously searched skill
  • List for previously installed skills
  • Search bar for installed skills
  • 1 click button to access skill installation location
  • Simple UI

Tech Stack

  • Tauri Framework
    • Rust based cross platform desktop apps
  • Svelte
    • Compiled frontend JavaScript framework
  • TypeScript
    • TypeSafe JavaScript