u/AffectionateOne62 — reddlx

If you’re using Cursor or VS Code with .cursor/rules / agent skills scattered across repos, I got tired of copy-pasting markdown and guessing what was “enabled” for a workspace.

So we built internally "Agent Skill Sync" — a sidebar Skill Manager that talks to GitHub (including private repos) or a custom registry, lets you browse the tree on demand, search the full catalog, and toggle skills per workspace with sync into .cursor/skills.

What it actually does

Point it at a repo (e.g. owner/repo) with your normal GitHub sign-in — private repos are first-class, not an afterthought.
Browse folders without loading the whole monorepo up front.
Search the catalog (indexes once per query, then filters locally so the UI stays snappy).
Enable / disable skills and sync what you picked into the workspace.

Why I’m posting

It’s MIT, the code is public, and I want feedback from people who live in this workflow — not just “nice project” but “this breaks when X” or “I’d pay for Y.”

https://open-vsx.org/extension/KeskaLabsAB/agent-skill-sync

Install

Marketplace: search for Agent Skill Sync (publisher KeskaLabsAB) if it’s already listed for your build.
Otherwise: grab the latest .vsix from GitHub Releases on that repo and Install from VSIX… in the Extensions view.

If you try it, tell me what felt smooth vs. what made you rage-quit. That’s the whole point.