Native Mac apps to view and manage my AI…

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Chops - The best fit: it's a free, open-source macOS app for browsing, editing and managing your AI agent skills from Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf and Amp, all in one window.
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SkillsGate - A free, open-source desktop app that runs on macOS (plus Windows and Linux) and lets you browse, install, remove and edit your SKILL.md files for 20+ coding agents in one visual interface, with no account and local SQLite storage.
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Skills Manager - The closest backup option: a free, open-source desktop app that shows all your skills across agents in one view, copies skills from one agent to another and can turn skills on or off, but its catalog listing says Mac support is still "coming soon" (Windows and Linux only for now).

Filtered out: skillshare, SkillKit, OSM - Open Skills Manager and skillzero all manage skills, but from the command line, not as Mac apps you click around in. ClawHub and Skills are online skill registries, not apps you install on your Mac. Coding agents and editors like Cursor, Zed and OpenCode use skills but don't give you one place to view and manage them across tools.

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Chops - A native macOS app for browsing, editing, and organizing AI skills across tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Windsurf.
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SkillsGate - A desktop app for visually browsing, installing, and managing skills across 20+ coding agents; the catalog doesn’t specify whether it’s a native Mac app.

Filtered out: Skills Manager supports a unified view and cross-agent skill management, but its catalog description says macOS support is coming soon; SkillKit is a CLI rather than a native app.

1
Chops - The best fit: it's a free, open-source macOS app for browsing, editing and managing your AI agent skills from Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf and Amp, all in one window.
2
SkillsGate - A free, open-source desktop app that runs on macOS (plus Windows and Linux) and lets you browse, install, remove and edit your SKILL.md files for 20+ coding agents in one visual interface, with no account and local SQLite storage.
3
Skills Manager - The closest backup option: a free, open-source desktop app that shows all your skills across agents in one view, copies skills from one agent to another and can turn skills on or off, but its catalog listing says Mac support is still "coming soon" (Windows and Linux only for now).

1
Chops - A native macOS app for browsing, editing, and organizing AI skills across tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Windsurf.
2
SkillsGate - A desktop app for visually browsing, installing, and managing skills across 20+ coding agents; the catalog doesn’t specify whether it’s a native Mac app.

Filtered out: Skills Manager supports a unified view and cross-agent skill management, but its catalog description says macOS support is coming soon; SkillKit is a CLI rather than a native app.

Native Mac apps to view and manage my AI skills on my Mac from one place.

Native Mac apps to view and manage my AI skills on my Mac from one place.