Skillport 0.1.0 · macOS
See every coding agent on your Mac. Turn their skills on and off.
Skillport finds the coding agents you already have — Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini — and gives you one place to see what each one knows how to do. No config file, no terminal.
Works fully offline, no account required. Sign in to Firefly for shared skill packs.
Skillport — Your coding agents and their skills
Included
- Code review Run a comprehensive code review before you ship.
- Systematic debugging A structured loop for root-causing a hard bug.
- Git master Safe git operations: branches, rebases, conflict recovery.
- API design Design a clean, versionable HTTP API surface.
What it does
Finds your agents
Detects Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Gemini CLI by the config directory each one already leaves behind — no process scanning, no permissions dialogs.
One switch per skill, per agent
A skill is a short instruction file an agent reads when it needs it. Turn any skill on or off for any agent it applies to, from a single list.
Ships with a starter library
A hand-picked set of general-purpose skills is bundled in the app and works the moment you open it — no download, no sign-in.
How it works
Detected by directory, not by process
Skillport checks for the config directory each agent already creates for itself. If it's there, the agent shows up; if not, it doesn't. Nothing is scanned, run, or asked to authenticate.
| Agent | Detected by |
|---|---|
| Claude Code | ~/.claude |
| Codex | ~/.codex |
| OpenCode | ~/.config/opencode |
| Gemini CLI | ~/.gemini |
Skillport only removes what it placed
Every skill Skillport turns on is recorded in a small receipt file next to it. Turning a skill off, or uninstalling Skillport, only ever touches entries in that receipt — anything you or another tool put in a skills directory by hand is left alone. If a directory is already managed by another tool on your Mac, Skillport notices and goes read-only there instead of guessing.
That is a deliberate, narrow promise, not a general sync feature — Skillport does not reconcile, merge, or overwrite skills it did not put there itself.
Fully usable signed out
Skillport works completely offline, with no account. The bundled skills and every on/off switch are there from the first launch.
Signed out
- Detects every agent installed on your Mac
- Bundled starter library of general-purpose skills
- Turn any skill on or off, per agent
- No network access, no account, nothing to configure
Signed in to Firefly
- Everything above, plus:
- Shared skill packs — collections someone else put together
- Install a pack's skills into any agent you choose
- Packs stay current as they're updated by whoever shares them
Download Skillport 0.1.0
Developer ID signed, notarized, and stapled — no right-click-Open, no Terminal.
7.9 MB · sha256 fa7af6a33a7c… · macOS 13 or later · Apple Silicon
Skillport only ever removes skills it installed itself. Anything you or another tool put in place is left alone.