feat(web): see which agents can use each skill (skills 1/3) by n0mahd · Pull Request #17513 · pingdotgg/t3code

n0mahd · 2026-10-09T14:30:28Z

Skills series, part 1 of 3. Proposed in #15823. Part 2: #17514 turns skills on or off for each agent and chooses where they're used; part 3: #17515 shows and edits agent instruction files. Each part builds on the one before; this one stands alone.

Problem

Every agent reads skills from its own set of folders. Claude reads only .claude/skills, Codex and Pi read .agents/skills, and OpenCode reads .opencode/skills as well as both of those, at home and in each project. T3 Code scans some of these for the $ picker, but nothing shows which skills exist, where they live, or which agents can actually use them. In one real project, Claude could use 1 of its 36 skills, and T3 Code gave no sign of it.

#4630 started a read-only Skills page for Claude and Codex. Related requests: #6987, #6883.

Change

A read-only Settings → Skills page. It writes nothing to disk.

Server

SkillCatalog service. It reads the folders each agent reads directly. A table in packages/provider-core/src/server/AgentSkillFolders.ts lists those folders at home and project level, with the source for each agent in the module comment. The service doesn't ask providers to rescan, spawns no processes, and keeps no cache or watchers.
Agents are the enabled provider instances. Each instance's folders are resolved the way that agent resolves them: Claude through homePath, CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR or ~/.claude, Codex through homePath or CODEX_HOME, and Grok through GROK_HOME. A second Claude account shows as its own agent.
Same-named skills follow each agent's rule. Claude, Cursor, Antigravity and Pi load only the first copy in their folder order. Codex loads every copy, which its dedupe_skill_roots_by_path and test confirm. OpenCode and Grok are treated as loading every copy because their behavior isn't documented, so the page never claims they can't use a skill they might load.
The catalog accepts exactly what the agents load. That means an exact SKILL.md and folder names the scanners accept. If Claude can't parse a skill's header, Claude is not shown as able to use it.
Reads are bounded. The limits are 1,000 entries per folder, 200 folders and 500 files per skill, and 1 MB for SKILL.md. A SKILL.md that resolves outside its skill folder is refused. A folder that can't be read is reported; a missing folder is simply skipped.
Two read-only RPCs, server.listSkills and server.getSkill, under the filesystem:read scope like projects.readFile. A project's skills are read only when cwd is a registered project's workspace root. getSkill only looks in the table's folders, so a client can't point it at an arbitrary path.
Claude's skillOverrides are resolved the way the $ picker resolves them, so a skill switched off there doesn't show Claude as using it.
One folder table. The Claude, Cursor and Antigravity scanners behind the $ picker now take their folders from the same table. Claude's user folder still follows its config directory. They scan the same folders in the same order, and new tests pin that order, so the page and the picker can't drift.

Web

"This project" and "Global" sections.
Each row shows the agents that can use the skill, or ✦ when every enabled agent can.
A "Conflict" mark for same-named copies with different text.
Search, and a "Needs attention" filter with a plain reason for each skill.
A skill view with the description, the agents that use it, a warning when the folder contains scripts, and the folder's file tree with a read-only viewer. Copy path copies the folder's location.

Docs: docs/user/skills.md.

Not in this PR: turning skills on or off per agent, moving skills between global and project, editing, cleanup, updates, built-in and plugin skills, Reveal in Finder, and mobile. On/off, moving, deleting and bulk actions are part 2; instruction files are part 3. If you'd prefer this smaller, the file viewer (about 200 lines) could move to its own PR.

Scope and approval

This is a new feature, and it doesn't have explicit maintainer approval yet. I proposed it in Ideas discussion #15823. On October 6 I posted a working prototype there with a proposed split; two users replied in support, but no maintainer has responded so far. I'm opening the series so the direction can be judged on working code, and I'll reshape, split or close it on your call. It continues the read-only Skills page from #4630, which was closed unmerged.

Verification

CI's checks at this PR's tip, on Linux x64 with Node 24, all pass:

knip, vp check and vpr typecheck;
the package tests (10,603 tests), the server suite (5,519) and the web suite (6,610);
vp run build:desktop.

The branch is rebased onto main at ed4ea1083d.

The fixes for the bot reviews are separate commits at the end of this PR's own commits. Each review thread has a reply naming its commit.

Focused tests:

SkillCatalog.test.ts runs against temp directories. It covers:
- links, broken links and real folders;
- per-agent duplicate rules, including a project and a global copy of one name;
- unreadable Claude headers and unreadable folders;
- a SKILL.md that resolves outside its folder;
- one huge directory and many nested ones;
- custom config folders.
Every result goes through the RPC schema encode.
The Claude, Cursor and Antigravity scanner tests pin each scanner's folders and their order, so the page and the $ picker can't drift apart.

In a real browser. I ran the built app and server against made-up demo data: a project acme-web with 37 skills and 6 global skills. At 1280 px in dark and light, and at 390 px, I checked:

the sections, agent icons, Conflict mark, search and Needs attention;
the skill view, file tree and read-only viewer, and Copy path;
that Escape goes back to the list.

There are 19 scripted checks. All pass on desktop, with no console errors and no horizontal overflow. On a phone the file list starts folded by design, so the open-tree check doesn't apply there.

Earlier, on a real home folder with 59 global skills: the list was one 28 KB response. All 11 skills flagged under Needs attention were real gaps.

Not checked: Windows, macOS, and remote or tunnel connections. They use the same two read-only RPCs.

Before: Settings had no Skills page.

Desktop	Skill folder

Light	Phone	Phone, skill

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macroscopeapp · 2026-10-09T14:32:58Z

+  const primaryId = usePrimaryEnvironmentId();
+  const environment =
+    scopedEnvironment ??
+    environments.find((item) => item.environmentId === primaryId) ??


🟡 Medium settings/SkillsSettings.tsx:44

When the selected environment is offline, this fallback displays the primary environment’s skills as if they belonged to the selected scope; for checkout scopes, it can also send the selected environment’s workspaceRoot to the primary environment. Because the fallback searches all environments without checking scope.environmentIds, resolve it within the selected scope so an offline selection stays associated with that environment.

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In file @apps/web/src/components/settings/SkillsSettings.tsx around line 44: When the selected environment is offline, this fallback displays the primary environment’s skills as if they belonged to the selected scope; for checkout scopes, it can also send the selected environment’s `workspaceRoot` to the primary environment. Because the fallback searches all environments without checking `scope.environmentIds`, resolve it within the selected scope so an offline selection stays associated with that environment.

Fixed in 54141e8. The page stays on the scope's own environment and says when it isn't available. It falls back to the primary environment only when the scope names no environment, so a checkout's folder is never sent to another server.

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macroscopeapp · 2026-10-09T14:32:58Z

+        const entry = entryAtRoot.get(rootKey(root))?.get(group.name);
+        const owner = entry && groupOf.get(entry);
+        // Claude skips a skill whose header it can't read, and it doesn't shadow a later one.
+        const skipped = instance.driver === "claudeAgent" && owner?.header.invalid === true;


🟡 Medium skills/SkillCatalog.ts:472

Claude skills disabled by skillOverrides are still reported as direct in the Skills page, so the catalog claims Claude can use skills that are switched off. accessFor checks only header validity and folder precedence; consult the existing override resolution used by discoverClaudeSkills before marking a skill accessible.

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In file @apps/server/src/skills/SkillCatalog.ts around line 472: Claude skills disabled by `skillOverrides` are still reported as `direct` in the Skills page, so the catalog claims Claude can use skills that are switched off. `accessFor` checks only header validity and folder precedence; consult the existing override resolution used by `discoverClaudeSkills` before marking a skill accessible.

Fixed in 09fbacb. The catalog now resolves Claude's skillOverrides the same way discoverClaudeSkills does, so a skill switched off there shows Claude as not using it. Part 2 (#17514) turns this into an explicit off state.

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macroscopeapp · 2026-10-09T14:34:03Z

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Verdict: Not approved

Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This PR adds a substantial cross-cutting Skills settings capability with new filesystem-reading RPCs, provider discovery changes, UI workflows, and authorization changes. It also carries unresolved medium-severity risks involving environment selection and disabled Claude skills being reported as usable.

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This change adds shared skill-folder definitions, a server-side skill catalog with list and get RPCs, and a Skills page in settings. The page lists skills for a selected environment and project and displays read-only skill details and files.

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Skills catalog and settings

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Shared skill roots and driver discovery `packages/provider-core/src/server/AgentSkillFolders.ts`, `packages/provider-core/package.json`, `apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/*`, `packages/provider-cursor/src/server/skills.ts`, related tests	A shared registry defines skill roots, order, and collision policies for seven agents. Antigravity, Claude, and Cursor discovery use shared root definitions. Tests verify supported folder precedence.
Catalog contracts and server RPCs `packages/contracts/src/skills.ts`, `packages/contracts/src/rpc.ts`, `packages/client-runtime/src/state/server.ts`, `apps/server/src/skills/*`, `apps/server/src/server.ts`, `apps/server/src/ws.ts`, authorization and instrumentation files	New schemas define skill list and get inputs and results. The catalog discovers skills, reports per-agent access and unreadable roots, and retrieves skill contents and file metadata with traversal limits. Server RPCs expose both operations.
Skill interpretation and list presentation `apps/web/src/components/settings/SkillsSettings.logic.ts`, tests, `SkillList.tsx`, `skillAgentIcon.tsx`	Settings logic derives skill identity, availability, access paths, attention states, search matches, and file ordering. List components display skill summaries, attention indicators, and agent access.
Settings page, detail view, and navigation `apps/web/src/components/settings/SkillsSettings.tsx`, `SkillDetail.tsx`, `SkillFiles.tsx`, routing, navigation, layout, hooks, and docs	The settings page loads skills for the selected scope and supports search, attention filtering, refresh, and detail navigation. The detail view displays skill information and a read-only file viewer. The route, navigation, settings search, responsive scope display, and user guide include the Skills page.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant SkillsSettings
  participant ClientRuntime
  participant WebSocketRPC
  participant SkillCatalog
  participant SkillFolders
  SkillsSettings->>ClientRuntime: Request skill list or details
  ClientRuntime->>WebSocketRPC: Call server.listSkills or server.getSkill
  WebSocketRPC->>SkillCatalog: Pass request input
  SkillCatalog->>SkillFolders: Scan roots or read skill files
  SkillFolders-->>SkillCatalog: Return entries and file data
  SkillCatalog-->>WebSocketRPC: Return list or get result
  WebSocketRPC-->>ClientRuntime: Return RPC result
  ClientRuntime-->>SkillsSettings: Provide result to settings view

Suggested reviewers: juliusmarminge

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The previously identified skill-read authorization gap is addressed. No remaining issue identified here blocks merging after normal checks.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to bada1

The new catalog requires filesystem-read permission and restricts requests to discovered skills and registered projects. It does not grant execution or write authority. No material authorization bypass was identified, but concurrent filesystem changes and extreme directory sizes remain incompletely assessed.

Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.

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Security Blast Radius

observed — The new read surface covers shared skill folders, enabled provider-instance configuration homes, and registered project skill folders, including deliberately linked skill homes. Access remains under the server process's filesystem permissions and the client's filesystem-read scope. That scope already authorized absolute host-file reads before this PR.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

observed — Shared RPC authorization requires filesystem-read permission before the catalog handlers run. A supplied cwd must identify a registered workspace root. Retrieval rejects invalid folder names and chooses only a discovered candidate whose displayed resolved home matches the request, rather than joining a caller-supplied home into a filesystem path.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

observed — Catalog reads distinguish absent entries from unreadable roots, cap SKILL.md bytes, and return null when complete content cannot be shown. Detail requests suppress stale completion after cancellation. Filesystem resolution, stat, and opening remain separate operations, so the inspected code does not establish an atomic filesystem snapshot during concurrent replacement.

Hardening Proposals

proposed — Consider incremental directory enumeration with an operation-wide work budget so exceptionally large attacker-writable skill directories cannot defeat the intended resource caps before slicing occurs.
proposed — Consider descriptor-based regular-file validation and nonblocking opening for catalog content reads to improve failure containment when skill files change between validation and opening. This is hardening, not a verified new escape or denial-of-service finding.

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Make refresh ignore results that arrive after unmount.

The initial-load effect uses a cancelled flag. refresh has no such guard. Suppose a user starts a refresh and then changes the project or environment. The key change unmounts EnvironmentSkills. When the refresh then resolves, it calls setData, show, and setRefreshing on the unmounted instance. React 19 drops these updates, so the user sees no wrong data. The pattern still differs from the effect path. Consider an isMounted ref to keep the two paths consistent.
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Update `refresh` in `EnvironmentSkills` to ignore load results and cleanup
updates after its instance unmounts, using the component’s existing
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/skills/SkillCatalog.ts:
- Around line 593-618: Update the authorization mapping for serverGetSkill to
require AuthFilesystemReadScope in addition to AuthOrchestrationReadScope, so
SkillCatalog.get cannot expose SKILL.md contents or file listings to sessions
lacking filesystem read access. Apply the same requirement to serverListSkills
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- Around line 143-157: Update `refresh` in `EnvironmentSkills` to ignore load
results and cleanup updates after its instance unmounts, using the component’s
existing lifecycle-cancellation pattern or a mounted-state ref. Guard the
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apps/server/src/skills/SkillCatalog.test.ts
apps/server/src/skills/SkillCatalog.ts
apps/server/src/ws.ts
apps/web/src/components/settings/SettingsSidebarNav.tsx
apps/web/src/components/settings/SkillDetail.tsx
apps/web/src/components/settings/SkillFiles.tsx
apps/web/src/components/settings/SkillList.tsx
apps/web/src/components/settings/SkillsSettings.logic.test.ts
apps/web/src/components/settings/SkillsSettings.logic.ts
apps/web/src/components/settings/SkillsSettings.tsx
apps/web/src/components/settings/settingsLayout.tsx
apps/web/src/components/settings/settingsSearch.ts
apps/web/src/components/settings/skillAgentIcon.tsx
apps/web/src/hooks/useAfterDelay.ts
apps/web/src/routeTree.gen.ts
apps/web/src/routes/settings.skills.tsx
apps/web/src/routes/settings.tsx
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docs/user/skills.md
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packages/contracts/src/index.ts
packages/contracts/src/rpc.ts
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n0mahd · 2026-10-09T23:24:44Z

Addressed the bot reviews in new commits at the end of this PR:

2d33903: skill reads require filesystem:read.
d75d805: a project's skills are read only for a registered project.
09fbacb: a skill switched off in Claude's skillOverrides isn't shown as used by Claude.
54141e8: an offline environment isn't replaced by the primary one.
28d3ab8: a refresh that finishes after the page unmounts is ignored (the CodeRabbit nitpick).

Rebased onto main at a1db449fe4. At this tip, CI's checks pass on Linux x64: knip, vp check, typecheck, every test suite and vp run build:desktop. The browser checks pass again against the demo data.

Add `server.listSkills` and `server.getSkill`, which read the skill folders of the enabled provider instances straight from disk: no agent is asked to rescan, and nothing is written. An agent loads one skill per name, the first it finds in its folders, so the catalog walks each instance's folders in that order and a shadowed copy is `none` for that instance. Copies of a name that differ, in one scope or across scopes, are reported. A SKILL.md header that Claude Code can't parse marks the skill as skipped by Claude, using Claude's own header parser. Folders follow each instance's config: a Claude instance's config directory or `CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR`, `CODEX_HOME`, and `GROK_HOME`. Folders that exist but can't be read are returned with the list. Descriptions are cut at 160 characters with a trailing "…". A SKILL.md that is a link out of the skill's folder isn't read, and the file walk is bounded in files, folders and entries per folder. The Claude, Cursor and Antigravity scanners now read their folders from the same table, and tests pin each scanner's folders and their order. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Settings → Skills lists the skills in This project and Global, and shows which of your enabled agents can use each one. Search and a Needs attention filter surface skills an agent doesn't use, copies that conflict, and skills Claude can't read. Opening a skill shows its description, which agents use it, any scripts it includes, and its files in a read-only viewer, with Copy path in a menu. Escape in a skill returns to the list. The agents are the enabled provider instances, named and drawn like everywhere else in the app, so two instances of one driver are told apart. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Listing skills and reading a skill return folder listings and SKILL.md text, which are file contents. They took the orchestration read scope that thread readers hold, where the other file reads (project files, folder listings, folder browsing) take the filesystem read scope. Use that one for both. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The skill list and a single skill took any absolute folder as the project and scanned the skill folders under it, so a client could have the server read the folders of any path on the machine. A given folder must now be the workspace root of a project the environment knows, the same check the skill writes make, or the read is refused with `projectNotRegistered`. Global reads, which have no folder, are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…ed by Claude The list reported Claude as reaching a skill that Claude's own `skillOverrides` turn off, though the `$` picker already greys out the same skill. The list now reads the overrides the way the picker does (user, project, project-local, then managed policy) and shows such a skill as not used by Claude, the same as for any other copy Claude doesn't load. The override names the skill by folder name, so it applies to every copy of the name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

When the settings scope's environment was offline, the Skills page fell back to the primary environment (or the first one) and showed its skills as the picked project's, and could send that checkout's folder to the wrong server. The page now stays on the scope's own environment and says it is offline; only a scope that names no environment falls back to the primary one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The refresh button's request set state after its page was left, where the first load already drops a result that arrives late. Guard it the same way. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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docs: describe the Skills settings page

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fix(web): ignore a skills refresh that finishes after the page is gone

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The refresh button's request set state after its page was left, where the first load already drops a result that arrives late. Guard it the same way. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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