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xcode-skills

v0.3.0

Published

Manage Agent Skills for Xcode's Codex and Claude Coding Assistant integrations.

Readme

xcode-skills

Manage Agent Skills for Xcode's Coding Assistant integrations.

Xcode reads skills from fixed Codex and Claude locations. Skills installed for other tools, global agent environments, or project-local folders are not automatically available to Xcode. xcode-skills installs and manages existing Agent Skills for Xcode only.

Scope

xcode-skills manages:

  • Codex: ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/CodingAssistant/codex
  • Claude: ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/CodingAssistant/ClaudeAgentConfig

Because Xcode read agent skills exclusively in these 2 folders. Apple documenentation.

It does not manage global Codex skills, Claude Code skills, project-local skills, or arbitrary skill folders.

Xcode must activate an integration first. This tool will not create missing integration roots, but it can create skill-management subdirectories inside an activated root.

Install

We suggest installing this globally so that you can easily add skills to Xcode:

npm install -g xcode-skills

From this repo: Clone the repo, cd the root folder.

npm install
npm run build
npm link

Find skills with npx skills find and install with xcode-skills

Find skills using npx skills find, e.g.

npx skills find swiftui

then copy the skills id <owner/repo@skill> and pass it to xcode-skills install

xcode-skills install twostraws/swiftui-agent-skill@swiftui-pro

Find skills on skills.sh and install with xcode-skills

on skills.sh, search and click the skills you find. Then click the "copy" buttoon for the installation. Next pass the whole thing to xcode-skills install, with or whout quotes.

xcode-skills install npx skills add https://github.com/mattpocock/skills --skill grill-with-docs
xcode-skills install "npx skills add https://github.com/mattpocock/skills --skill grill-with-docs"

Manage TUI

xcode-skills manage opens a keyboard-only management view.

Controls:

  • Tab: switch Codex/Claude tab
  • Up / Down or k / j: move selection
  • Space / Enter: toggle enabled/disabled for the selected skill
  • u: uninstall the selected skill after y/N confirmation
  • q: quit

The TUI shows inactive integrations, conflicts, and suspicious folders. It can uninstall visible skills after confirmation, but it does not install skills.

Commands

xcode-skills install <skill-spec>
xcode-skills uninstall <skill-name>
xcode-skills enable <skill-name>
xcode-skills disable <skill-name>
xcode-skills list
xcode-skills manage

Write commands accept:

--target codex|claude|both
--yes
--dry-run
--verbose

If --target is omitted for a write command, xcode-skills prompts for Codex, Claude, or both. The prompt defaults to both when you press Enter.

list is read-only, does not prompt by default, and supports:

--target codex|claude|both
--json

Examples

Install a skill for Codex:

xcode-skills install mattpocock/skills/skills/engineering/diagnose --target codex

Install for both integrations:

xcode-skills install mattpocock/skills/skills/engineering/diagnose --target both

List installed skills:

xcode-skills list

Machine-readable list output:

xcode-skills list --json

Disable and re-enable a skill:

xcode-skills disable diagnose --target codex
xcode-skills enable diagnose --target codex

Uninstall a skill:

xcode-skills uninstall diagnose --target both

Preview a write operation:

xcode-skills uninstall diagnose --target codex --dry-run

State Model

Enabled skills live at:

<integration-root>/skills/<skill-name>/

Disabled skills are preserved offline at:

<integration-root>/.xcode-skills/disabled/<skill-name>/

States:

  • enabled: active Skill Folder exists
  • disabled: disabled Skill Folder exists
  • conflict: active and disabled copies both exist
  • suspicious: a discovered folder lacks SKILL.md
  • not-installed: neither active nor disabled copy exists

disable is reversible offline. uninstall removes both enabled and disabled copies for the selected target integration.

Resolver

xcode-skills depends on the skills npm package and invokes its packaged CLI as the Skill Source Resolver. It resolves a Skill Spec once in a temporary workspace, uses copy mode, then copies the resolved Skill Folder into the selected Xcode integration locations.

The temporary workspace is deleted after the operation, including failure and dry-run cases.

Safety

xcode-skills only touches paths for the selected skill:

skills/<skill-name>/
.xcode-skills/disabled/<skill-name>/

It preserves unrelated Skill Folders, Xcode files, and user files.

The tool requires confirmation before overwriting or deleting no-lock/manual folders. Use --yes to bypass confirmation in automation.

Development

npm install
npm test
npm run typecheck
npm run build

The test suite uses fake integration roots and does not touch real Xcode directories.