reseed
Manage your agent skills across every project.
Keep all your skills in one central library, pull in open source ones from GitHub, and install exactly what each project needs.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nattergabriel/reseed/main/install.sh | sh
Windows: download from releases
Why reseed
AI coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and Copilot get better when you give them skills. Custom prompts, workflows, and tool configurations tailored to your codebase. But skills live in the wrong places. Store them in your user config and teammates never see them, plus every project gets the same set whether it needs them or not. Copy them into projects by hand and they go stale the moment you improve one.
reseed gives you a central skill library that you own. Collect skills there, organize them into packs, then pick exactly what each project needs. One command copies them in. Another keeps them in sync when the library changes. Your teammates see the same skills you do, and every project gets only what it actually uses.
Built with Go and shipped as a single binary. Open source under MIT. Works on macOS, Linux, and Windows. Follows the Agent Skills spec so your skills are portable across tools and teams.
How it works
Initialize your library
Create a central directory for all your skills. One-time setup, version it with git if you want.
$ reseed init ~/skills
Build your library
Write your own skills or pull in open source ones from GitHub. Use --pack to group related skills.
$ reseed install anthropics/skills/skills --pack anthropic
Use in any project
Browse your library and add skills to each project through the interactive TUI or via CLI commands.
$ reseed
Stay in sync
Re-copy library skills into projects whenever you update them.
$ reseed sync