Quiver: A GUI for Managing and Syncing Claude Code Skills
Quiver is a local GUI application that addresses the problem of managing Claude Code skills scattered across ~/.claude/skills/ and marketplace plugin directories. It provides a web-based interface to handle skills without terminal access.
Key Features
- Displays all local skills and marketplace plugins in a single searchable web UI
- Browse and install skills from community marketplaces with one-click functionality
- Edit SKILL.md files directly within the browser interface
- Sync skills across different machines using Git version control
- Import skills via drag-and-drop of
.skill.zipfiles - Available as a standalone macOS application (~1.8MB) or installable via npm
Installation Method
The tool includes a meta-installation approach: download the SKILL.md file from the project site, upload it to Claude via Customize → Skills → Upload plugin, then tell Claude "Launch Quiver." Claude will install the skill manager and open the UI automatically.
Quiver runs locally with no account requirements or cloud dependencies. The project is open source under the MIT license and available on GitHub at github.com/scribblesvurt-crypto/quiver.
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