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@gsknnft/skill-ui

v0.1.0

Published

React skill manager and security workbench components for the skill-suite.

Readme

@gsknnft/skill-ui

npm version License: MIT TypeScript CI

Clean React UI components for managing agent skills and reviewing their security state.

skill-ui is the presentation layer for:

  • @gsknnft/skill-safe reports
  • @gsknnft/skill-ledger manifests
  • suppression audit results
  • doctor / manifest health summaries

The package is intentionally UI-only. It does not scan skills, resolve sources, or execute runtime policy.

Quick Demo

git clone https://github.com/gsknnft/skill-ui
cd skill-ui
pnpm install
pnpm demo    # opens Next.js dev server with demo data loaded

Install

pnpm add @gsknnft/skill-ui

Import the styles once in your app shell:

import "@gsknnft/skill-ui/styles.css";

Manager Usage

import { SkillManager } from "@gsknnft/skill-ui";

export function SkillsPage({ manifest, report, suppressionAudit }) {
  return (
    <SkillManager
      manifest={manifest}
      report={report}
      suppressionAudit={suppressionAudit}
      policyPreset="marketplace"
      onAction={(action, skill) => console.log(action, skill?.id)}
    />
  );
}

Workbench Usage

import { SkillSecurityWorkbench } from "@gsknnft/skill-ui";

export function SecurityPage({ manifest, report, suppressionAudit }) {
  return (
    <SkillSecurityWorkbench
      manifest={manifest}
      report={report}
      suppressionAudit={suppressionAudit}
      policyPreset="marketplace"
    />
  );
}

Components

  • SkillManager — manager surface with categories, search, cards, selected detail, assignment/export/delete actions, and a workbench tab.
  • SkillSecurityWorkbench — full review surface for inventory, policy, findings, mappings, suppressions, and ledger health.
  • SkillList — compact skill inventory table.
  • App — demo app shell.

Curation Helpers

import {
  exportSkillMarkdown,
  filterManagedSkills,
  managedSkillsFromManifest,
  summarizeSkillLibrary,
} from "@gsknnft/skill-ui";

const skills = managedSkillsFromManifest(manifest);
const queue = filterManagedSkills(skills, { status: "review" });
const summary = summarizeSkillLibrary(skills);
const markdown = exportSkillMarkdown(queue[0]);

The Skill Suite

skill-ui is the presentation layer in a broader ecosystem of composable skill governance packages.

| Package | Responsibility | |---|---| | @gsknnft/skill-safe | Scan / report / gate — static pre-install scanner | | @gsknnft/skill-ledger | Manifest / inventory / doctor — what is installed | | @gsknnft/skill-ui | Review workbench — visual review and approval UI (this package) | | @gsknnft/skill-safe-judge | Semantic review — optional LLM review layer | | @gsknnft/skill-safe-runtime | Runtime enforcement — tool-call and trace policy |

See skill-safe docs/SKILL_SUITE.md for canonical boundary definitions and skill-safe examples/DEMO_FLOW.md for a hands-on walkthrough.

Suppression Panel

The SkillSecurityWorkbench surfaces suppression audit state in a dedicated panel:

  • Found — total suppression comments parsed across all scanned documents
  • Honored — suppression comments that filtered a flag (only in honor mode)
  • Invalid — suppression comments referencing unknown rule IDs
  • Unused — suppression comments that matched no active finding
  • Mode — the active suppression mode (disabled / report-only / honor)

Pass a SkillUiSuppressionAuditReport from skill-safe's auditSuppressions() to populate the panel.

Known Limitations

skill-ui is a presentation layer. It does not:

  • Scan skills. It renders data from skill-safe and skill-ledger.
  • Resolve sources. Fetching and resolving skill markdown is skill-safe's job.
  • Execute runtime policy. That belongs to skill-safe-runtime.
  • Own data. All state is passed in by the caller. The components are stateless renderers.

Roadmap

Screenshots


Skill Security Manager


Skill Security Workbench


Local Demo

pnpm demo          # alias for: next dev

Or from the monorepo root:

pnpm --dir packages/skill-ui demo

Then open the local Next.js URL. The demo app loads the suite fixture data automatically so you can review the workbench without setting up a real scan.

Build

pnpm --dir packages/skill-ui build
pnpm --dir packages/skill-ui test
pnpm --dir packages/skill-ui exec next build