Silo Skills.
Every agent’s skills and MCP servers, in one place, on your Mac.
Agent configuration sprawls. The same skill ends up in four directories under three names, an MCP server is wired into one agent and missing from the next, and nothing tells you which copy is current. Silo Skills reads them all and shows you.
Read where they actually live.
Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Antigravity, Pi, Open Agents, Cline and Roo Code each keep skills, instructions, prompts and MCP server definitions in their own dotted directories and their own formats. Silo Skills reads them from the home folder you grant it and presents one searchable index across all of them, without moving or rewriting anything first.
Which copy is the real one.
A presence matrix shows which skills and MCP servers each agent has configured and which it is missing. Overlap detection separates identical copies from copies that have drifted apart, so you can see at a glance where two agents disagree about the same skill.
Snapshot first, always.
Copying a skill into another agent, or deleting one, takes a snapshot before it touches the file system. Conflicts are detected and shown rather than resolved silently, and any modification can be rolled back from the archive.
Skills, instructions, custom prompts and MCP server configs from every installed agent, in one searchable list.
A grid of skills and MCP servers against agents, so a missing wiring is a blank cell rather than a discovery you make mid-task.
Audits each definition for token weight, formatting problems, missing parameters and structural inconsistency, and reports what it found.
Copy or migrate a definition between agents with conflict detection, backed by automatic snapshots and full rollback.