Organize my skills
Discover your current library and turn the mess into one manageable source
of truth.
Let my agent do it
Give your agent a bounded setup prompt and review what it finds before
anything changes.
What SelfTune helps you do
1
Find everything
See skills across Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, and project-level
folders in one local inventory—even when the same skill appears more than
once.
2
Clean up safely
Identify duplicates, stale copies, conflicts, and skills that need
attention. Preview consolidation or quarantine plans before files move.
3
Build Skill Sets
Package pinned skill revisions into reusable collections for a kind of
project, a team, or another computer.
4
Scope each project
Preview the exact changes, then project only the selected Skill Set into
that project. Your agents get the context they need without loading every
skill everywhere.
5
Share and stay current
Move a verified Skill Set through a Pack, workspace, plugin, or export.
Update the canonical revision once and review where the change should go.
Your skill packages and local inventory can stay on your computer. Cloud and
self-hosted services are optional boundaries for backup, private sharing, and
team distribution.
Choose your interface
Continue your journey
Organize the library
Understand duplicates, canonical copies, archiving, and recovery.
Create a Skill Set
Package the right skills and scope them to a project.
Share securely
Choose what leaves your machine and how the recipient gets it.
Improve with evidence
When a skill actually needs work, test a bounded change against a baseline.