dsh-skill-manager

Managing local skill files usually means manually browsing directories, copying templates by hand, and worrying about slug collisions. dsh-skill-manager turns that into a lightweight interface: it reads the already-resolved skill catalog from the host ctx.skills registry rather than maintaining a second set of discovery, priority, or file-watching logic.

You can browse the full set of active skills, create new SKILL.md files (written to the appropriate $DSH_HOME/skills/ subdirectory), and import external skills grouped by source directory, with group selection, select-all, and a default empty selection. Target slugs that already exist are skipped rather than overwritten, so nothing is silently clobbered. All actual reads and writes happen on the Host side; the Web Client only carries transient interaction state, keeping responsibilities cleanly separated.

A good fit for developers running multiple local skills under DeepSeek Harness who want a single entry point to add, edit, or review them without repeatedly hitting the CLI or poking at the file system by hand.