Skills-ContextManager
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Don’t pollute your AI agent’s context with 1,000 skills. Use Skills-ContextManager, a self-hosted web UI for managing AI skills and workflows by providing skills to an AI agent via MCP only when needed. Simply add skills to your library and enable or disable them with a toggle…
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Don’t pollute your AI agent’s context with 1,000 skills. Use Skills-ContextManager, a self-hosted web UI for managing AI skills and workflows by providing skills to an AI agent via MCP only when needed. Simply add skills to your library and enable or disable them with a toggle. Choose whether a skill is always loaded…
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Setup
Install Skills-ContextManager in your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, and others).
Repository: https://github.com/one-man-company/Skills-ContextManager
Follow the installation instructions in the repository README, then restart your MCP client.
Don’t pollute your AI agent’s context with 1,000 skills. Use Skills-ContextManager, a self-hosted web UI for managing AI skills and workflows by providing skills to an AI agent via MCP only when needed. Simply add skills to your library and enable or disable them with a toggle. Choose whether a skill is always loaded into context or dynamically activated when the AI agent determines it’s needed.
A self-hosted web application for managing AI skills, workflows, and contexts with full MCP (Model Context Protocol) integration. Organize, manage, and dynamically load specialized knowledge bases into any AI Agent just by toggling your Skills On/Off in simple local hosted WEB UI.
- Skill & Workflow Management: Create, edit, delete, and organize skills and workflows
- Multi-Hub Support: Create isolated workspaces with separate skills/contexts
- Context Cells: Organize skills/workflows into logical groups with enable/disable toggles
- Dual Mode: Choose Always-loaded (auto-loaded) or Dynamic (on-demand) skills by on/off toggle
- File Editor: Built-in editor with file tree, create/delete files & folders
- Import Sources:
- 📂Folder: Upload from local filesystem
- 🐙GitHub: Clone from GitHub repositories
- ⚡Skills.sh: Import from Skills.sh registry
- 3 Essential Toolsfor AI Agents:
- get_default_skills()- Load skills with mode"always_loaded"
- list_available_skills()- List all enabled skills with modes
- load_full_skill_context(name)- Load dynamic skill on-demand
# Clone the repository git clone https://github.com/One-Man-Company/Skills-ContextManager.git cd Skills-ContextManager # Make setup script executable and run it chmod +x setup.sh ./setup.sh # Start web application cd Skill-ContextManager && npm start
MCP configuration saved tomcp_settings.json- add this to your AI Agent's MCP settings.
⚠️Important: Copy the content ofMCP_instructions.mdto your AI Agent's System prompt or rules configuration.
Thesetup.shscript generatesmcp_settings.jsonwith correct paths. Add it to your AI Agent's MCP settings file:
{ "Skills-ContextManager": { "command": "/absolute/path/Skills-MCP/.venv/bin/python3", "args": ["-u", "/absolute/path/Skills-MCP/mcp_server.py"], "env": {} } }
AI Agents need only these 3 tools. Usage details are inMCP_instructions.md(system prompt):
The repository includes starter content inMySkillsHUB/:
Skills (39):architecture, behavioral-modes, clean-code, code-review-checklist, documentation-templates, frontend-design, game-development, i18n-localization, mobile-design, nextjs-react-expert, nodejs-best-practices, parallel-agents, performance-profiling, python-patterns, seo-fundamentals, server-management, skill-creator, systematic-debugging, ui-ux-pro-max, vulnerability-scanner, webapp-testing, api-patterns, and more.
- best-standard-autonomous-coding
- elite-cognitive-operator-system
- plan-mode
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