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This quickstart turns the skills already scattered across your computer into one reviewed Skill Set for a real project. Nothing is uploaded, deleted, or installed without a preview.

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Prerequisites

  • Node.js 22 or Bun;
  • one supported agent CLI: Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or Pi; and
  • at least one installed skill or a project containing a skill folder.
1

Install SelfTune

Install the agent skill:
Or install SelfTune Desktop for the visual workflow.
2

Discover the library

Ask your agent to initialize SelfTune, or inspect the machine directly:
Review every detected location. A skill with no usage evidence is unobserved, not unused.
3

Review what needs attention

In Desktop, open Skills and filter to items needing attention. In the CLI audit, review duplicate installations, conflicting revisions, and repair recommendations.Do not apply cleanup automatically. Start with a dry run:
4

Capture a Skill Set

From the project directory, capture the skills it already uses:
In Desktop, open Skill Sets, then use Capture Project or build a set from selected Library skills. SelfTune pins the exact revisions instead of depending on mutable source folders.
5

Preview project scope

Preview every destination before applying the set:
The plan separates new links, unchanged destinations, and conflicts. Apply it only after the project and file changes are correct.

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You are done when

  • SelfTune shows the skills installed across your supported agent tools;
  • duplicates and conflicts are visible without any package being deleted;
  • one Skill Set pins the exact skills needed by the project;
  • the project plan shows every destination before mutation; and
  • the workflow required no cloud account or upload.
Next, clean up the complete library, share the Skill Set, or improve a skill when its observed behavior warrants a change.