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Skills Manager brings GitHub skill catalogs and local folders into a three-column macOS app with search, tag filtering, Markdown previews, editing, installation, and removal. It can manage both Claude Code and Codex skill locations and supports multiple catalogs, but requires macOS 15 or later.

M-Courtyard provides a graphical, local workflow for preparing data and fine-tuning language models on Apple Silicon. Users can import TXT, PDF, or DOCX files, clean and segment them, generate instruction datasets, run MLX-based LoRA training, and test the adapter in a built-in chat. Models can be exported for Ollama, mlx-lm.server, or LM Studio. The application requires macOS 14 or later and an M1, M2, M3, or M4 Mac, with local Python and mlx-lm as the core runtime; 16 GB or more memory is recommended for 7B or 8B models.

DeepChat is a local-first desktop client for running cloud and local models alongside agent tools. It supports installable Skills, MCP services, and ACP-compatible agents as first-class session options, while its Tape and Trace views preserve context, tool calls, requests, and results for inspection or recovery. Users can also control sessions through messaging integrations such as Telegram, Feishu/Lark, Discord, and others, making it suited to longer-running agent workflows.

AgentSkills detects supported AI tools on your computer and provides one desktop interface for viewing, installing, editing, uninstalling, and synchronizing their skills. Browse packages from skills.sh or ClawHub, edit SKILL.md files in place, and copy a skill across agents with one action while disk changes refresh automatically. The app supports Windows, macOS, and Linux and is aimed at people who use several coding agents.