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Sophia — AI skill for Claude Code

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Desktop app for the skills, MCP servers and models your AI coding agents share — use third-party models in any agent, and keep skills and MCP servers in sync across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and 40+.

How to install Sophia

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

What Sophia does

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README

Sophia — one place for the skills, MCP servers and models your AI coding agents share. A table of skills against Claude Code, Codex and Cursor shows which agent has which skill.

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You probably run more than one AI coding agent. Each keeps its own skills folder, its own MCP config file and its own model settings. Making one skill available to Claude Code *and* Codex means symlinking it twice by hand — and when a link breaks, nothing tells you.

Sophia puts it all in one table: **which skill or MCP server each agent can use right now**, and when something is in the way, **what it is**.

The Skills page: skills as rows, agents as columns. Filled dots are linked, hollow dots are one click away, ringed dots mark the agent folder that holds the original.

What it does

Skills across every agent

Rows are skills, columns are agents. ● the agent has it, ○ one click links it in, ⦿ the original lives in that agent's folder. Click a ● again to remove the link.
Sophia reads what is already on disk. Skills stay where they are — a shared folder such as ~/.agents/skills, an agent's own folder, or a project. Nothing is imported or moved.
User-wide or per project. Pick a scope and the table shows what is in effect there.
Knows the skill folders of 41 agents — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf and more — and only shows the ones you have installed.
Problems show up on the row they affect: a broken link, two different skills with the same name, an agent folder that is itself a symlink. Each one points you to the fix.