Skillbox
Skillbox keeps your AI coding agents' skills in one library, tracks their GitHub/GitLab sources, scans every version for prompt injection and secrets, and syncs only the skills you choose to Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and 11 more tools. Free; Trim and AI from £6.99/month.
About Skillbox
Skillbox: one library for your AI coding agents' skills
Skillbox keeps your agent skills together, tracks their sources, scans each version for risky behavior, and delivers only the skills you choose to Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and 11 other coding tools on your machines.
How it works
- Bring skills in: import local skills, connect GitHub or GitLab, paste a repo link or README command, or keep one from Explore
- Choose what reaches your tools: a broad library, a small active set per tool or project
- Follow sources: upstream changes are held separately so you can compare and promote
- Sync everywhere: Skillbox for Mac or a terminal agent on macOS and Linux; Skillbox MCP for managing the library from your assistant
Skillbox Trust (every plan)
Checks instructions and bundled files for prompt injection, exfiltration, command injection, secrets and obfuscated code, labeled in STRIDE and OWASP terms, with Cisco Skill Scanner findings for public and shared skills. Approvals are tied to the exact version.
Skillbox Trim
Shortens noisy test, build, Git and search output before your agent reads it, keeps the full output on your machine, and reports tokens kept out of context. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Copilot and more.
Pricing
- Free: library, sync, source tracking, Trust; up to 3 devices and 100 followed sources
- Individual: £6.99/month (7-day trial), adds Trim, Skillbox AI and Try in chat
- Team: £12.99 per active member/month, adds shared workspaces, team standards, usage and a weekly report
Company
Operated by NEKAN LLC (Newark, Delaware). Not affiliated with the education company of the same name.
Value & Audience
Value Proposition
Know exactly which agent skills you have, where they came from and whether each version is safe, and deliver a small, project-specific set to every coding tool on every machine instead of copying files by hand.
Problem Solved
Agent skills end up scattered across repositories, project folders and tool-specific directories, with stale or unreviewed copies loading into some agents and missing from others.
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Skillbox FAQ
Common questions about Skillbox's features, pricing, and use cases
Is Skillbox free to use?
Skillbox has a free tier plus paid plans, starting at Free - £0 - library, delivery across tools, source tracking, Skillbox Trust, maintenance, Capture; up to 3 devices and 100 followed sources. Plans listed: Free - £0 - library, delivery across tools, source tracking, Skillbox Trust, maintenance, Capture; up to 3 devices and 100 followed sources; Individual - £6.99/month after 7-day trial - adds Trim, Skillbox AI, Try in chat; no device or source limits; Team - £12.99 per active member/month - adds shared workspaces, team standards, workspace usage, weekly report, more storage.
What are some alternatives to Skillbox?
Popular Developer Tools alternatives to Skillbox include CodeSpy, DevOp and Global TTFB Checker.
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