One skill library for every coding agent.

What it does

Get skills from anywhere

Install from the skills.sh marketplace, a Git repository (a GitHub link to a folder works), a .zip or .skill file, or a folder on disk. Skills already sitting in your agents' folders can be imported in one go.

Turn a skill on per agent

Switch a skill on for any of 54 agents and Loadout links it into that agent's skills folder, or copies it if you prefer. Presets switch a whole set on or off at once, from the app or the menu bar.

~/.codex/skills/code-review → ~/.loadout/skills/code-review

Keep projects in step

Add a repository and manage the skills it carries for each agent. Loadout shows which copies drifted from your library and lets you push or pull the change. When copies disagree, you pick which version wins.

Edit skills in place

A Markdown editor with a live preview checks each SKILL.md against the Agent Skills format as you type and takes you to the line that needs fixing. Unsaved text survives quitting, and the last 20 versions of every file are kept.

Update without surprises

Check skills against where they came from, on demand or on a schedule. Before an update changes anything it lists the files it would delete and the edits you made, and waits for you.

Back up and sync

Your library is a Git repository. Push it to GitHub, restore it on another computer, and keep machines in step. Changes to the same skill on two computers are merged skill by skill, and you choose when they clash.

Let your agents do it

A loadout command-line tool and a bundled skill let an agent install, switch on and update skills itself, with the same safety rules as the app.

loadout skills install owner/repo --all

Works with 54 agents

Loadout finds the agents installed on your computer and knows where each one looks for skills. Anything missing? Add it as a custom agent with its own folder.

It only touches what it put there

• Agent folders

  Loadout never overwrites or deletes anything in an agent's folder that it did not put there. If something is in the way, it tells you the exact path and stops.

• Your edits

  A save never overwrites a change made on disk after you opened the file: you see both and choose. Updates hold back skills you edited until you say otherwise.

• Deleting files

  An update that would delete files lists them and waits for your approval. Automatic updates never delete anything.

• Your data

  Everything lives in ~/.loadout on your computer. The backup goes only to a Git remote you choose, and a GitHub token is kept in the system keychain.