SkillApp - Orchestrate Skills into a Standalone App

One command to orchestrate Skills, tools, mcps into a standalone app users can download and use on their own computer!

npx skillapp create

If skills, tools, and MCPs are like LEGO pieces, a skill app is the master piece that assembles them into a complete solution.

Each Skill App should organize different skills to address a well-defined problem or complete specific tasks. For example, research a company by gathering information from various sources and create a PowerPoint presentation based on the findings.

Quick Start

Create a Skill App Interactively

npx skillapp create

Step-by-Step

1. Set the app name and description
2. Add skills from a GitHub repos, URLs, or local paths
3. Add prompts to orchestrate and organize skills you added to accomplish tasks
4. (Optional) bundle the result as a zip

Step-by-Step Commands

# Add skills
npx skillapp skills add vercel-labs/agent-skills --skill frontend-design
npx skillapp skills add ./my-local-skills

# Manage prompts
npx skillapp prompts add "Collect company data using Skill A, create charts from the data using Skill B, and compile the results into a PowerPoint using Skill C"
npx skillapp prompts list

# Package the current app
npx skillapp build

Commands

| Command | Description | | ------------------------ | ------------------------------------- | | create | Create a skill app interactively | | skills add <source> | Add a skill | | skills remove <name> | Remove a skill | | skills list | List installed skills | | prompts add <text> | Add a prompt | | prompts remove <index> | Remove a prompt | | prompts list | List all prompts | | build | Package the current app as a zip file |

Zip Output

The extracted archive looks like this:

skillapp/
├── app.json             # App configuration
├── skills/              # Collected SKILL.md files
├── server/              # Express backend
├── web/                 # Web chat UI
├── start.sh             # One-click launcher for macOS/Linux
├── start.bat            # One-click launcher for Windows
└── README.md

Run the App

# macOS / Linux
chmod +x start.sh && ./start.sh

# Windows
start.bat

Then open http://127.0.0.1:26313, enter your API key, and start working and solving problems.

Development

For development details, see Development Guide.

License

MIT