EddyTor for Claude Code

Your Claude skills,
finally under control.

Claude Code Skills are just folders with a Markdown file inside — which means they sprawl. EddyTor gives them a home: one window that finds every skill on your machine, shows which ones Claude is actually loading, and lets you install or edit any of them without touching a terminal.

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SKILL.md — EddyTor

name: competitor-research

description: Research a competitor and summarize

Competitor research

Use this skill when the user asks to analyze a competitor.

Find the company's pricing page
Summarize plans into a table
Flag gaps vs. our product

A skill is a folder, a file,
and a bit of structure.

Managing them by hand

Hunt through folders to find what you wrote
ln -s into ~/.claude/skills and hope it worked
No idea which skills Claude is actually loading
A typo in the frontmatter breaks the skill silently

With EddyTor

Every skill catalogued in one window
Install with a click — you pick the name
Clear badges for installed, symlinked, or not
Naming mistakes flagged, and fixed for you

Skills organizer

Every skill you own, in one place.

Point EddyTor at a folder — or your whole drive — and it builds a catalogue of every SKILL.md it finds. The catalogue sticks around, so it is still there next time you open the app.

The Organize Claude Skills window listing five skills with badges showing which are installed, when each was last edited, and where each lives on disk. — Name, description, last edited, location — and whether Claude is loading it.

Find them all

Scan your configured source folders, your home directory, any folder you pick, or the entire drive. Caches and build output are skipped automatically.

Install without the terminal

One click links a skill into ~/.claude/skills. EddyTor uses a symlink, so the skill keeps living where you wrote it — edit it there and Claude sees the change.

Edit in place

Open any skill straight into the editor. If it is already installed, EddyTor asks whether you mean the installed copy or the original file.

Catch naming mistakes

Claude identifies a skill by its folder name. When that disagrees with the name: in the frontmatter, EddyTor flags it — and can rewrite it to match.

Installing

You choose the command.

The name a skill installs under becomes the folder in ~/.claude/skills and the command you type to invoke it. EddyTor shows you both before you commit, and refuses names Claude would choke on.

The Install skill dialog with an editable name field, a preview of the install path, and the command the skill will be invoked with. — Pick the name, see the resulting command, then install.

The Scan for skills dialog offering four scopes: skill source folders, home folder, a chosen folder, or the entire drive. — Scan as narrowly or as broadly as you like.

Skill-aware editing

The frontmatter, without the YAML.

Every skill starts with a block of YAML that tells Claude what the skill is called and when to use it. Get a character wrong and the skill stops loading. EddyTor lifts the name and description into two plain text fields at the top of the window, writes the block back correctly on save, and leaves any other keys you have added untouched.

Name and description as fields — no quoting or indentation to get wrong.
Other keys preserved — license, allowed-tools and friends survive a round trip.
Hide it when you don't need it — toggle the bar from the Claude menu.

From scattered to sorted in a minute.

Scan

Open Claude → Organize Claude Skills and scan a folder, your home directory, or the whole drive.

Install

Click Install on anything you want Claude to load, confirm the name, and it is linked into place.

Edit

Open any skill in the editor, change the wording, and save. Claude picks up the change.

Your Claude skills,
finally under control.

Competitor research

A skill is a folder, a file,
and a bit of structure.