localskills.sh

localskills.sh is a platform for publishing, discovering, and installing AI agent skills — reusable instruction sets and context packages — across the most popular AI coding tools. Teams can create skills from the CLI, web editor, or REST API, then share them privately or publicly with version control and one-click rollback. The platform targets engineering teams that want consistent agent behavior across multiple tools without manually copying prompt files.

What It Is

localskills.sh is an agent skill registry and distribution platform. A "skill" is a versioned artifact — a single file or a multi-file folder package — that tells an AI coding agent how to behave in a specific context: how to write Markdown, how to manage a CMS, how to run a review loop, and so on. The CLI (npm i -g @localskills/cli) installs skills directly into the configuration directories of supported tools, using symlink, copy, or embed-as-section strategies depending on the target.

Supported Tools and Install Targets

The platform currently supports eight AI coding tools via a single CLI:

• Cursor
• Claude Code
• Windsurf
• Cline
• GitHub Copilot
• Codex
• OpenCode
• Aider

A single localskills install command resolves the correct install strategy per tool, and installs are tracked in a project config keyed by stable public IDs.

Team Controls and Enterprise Identity

localskills.sh ships enterprise identity features under every plan, with no feature gates:

• SAML 2.0 SSO with Okta, Azure AD, and Google Workspace
• SCIM 2.0 directory sync with IdP group-to-team mapping
• Email domain enforcement for organization sign-in
• Four built-in roles plus custom roles with granular permissions
• Folder-level ACLs that restrict or grant access to subtrees per team or member

Integrations and API

Beyond the CLI, localskills.sh exposes a full REST API with lsk_ tokens (256-bit entropy, hashed at rest, revocable) designed for CI/CD pipelines. A push-only GitHub mirror syncs the full skill tree into a repo the team owns. An MCP server with OAuth and scoped grants lets agents search and install skills directly without human intervention.

Analytics and Audit

The platform tracks installs by source (CLI, web, API) with 7- and 30-day trends per skill. An audit log with actor attribution covers publishes, rollbacks, SSO logins, SCIM provisioning, and token lifecycle events, with 90-day retention.

Explore and Community Skills

The public explore page lists community-published skills with install commands. Skills in the registry at launch include writing humanizers, CMS managers, changelog updaters, Docker smoke tests, and tool-specific context packages. Each skill shows its version, author, and a one-line install command.