migsilva89/loadout

See and manage what your coding assistants load — skills, commands, subagents, plugins and MCP servers, with real usage.

About loadout

See and manage what your coding assistants load. Skills, slash commands, subagents, plugins and MCP servers, from every assistant on the machine — with how often each one actually fires, and an editor for the ones you own.

- A full inventory — personal and project skills, everything from plugins, slash commands, subagents and MCP servers, across every assistant on the machine - Real usage — how many times each thing fired, when it last did, and in how many projects, read from the assistants' own session logs - Honest counts — a history format that cannot prove an activation is marked unsupported, rather than reporting a zero that looks like disuse - Project scope — answers "what does an assistant see if I open this folder?" — and an Everything list that puts yours and every project's side by side, each row saying where it lives, for when the question is "where did I put that one?" - A switch on everything — turn one skill, command, subagent or MCP server off without deleting it, including a single skill out of a 38-item plugin, and Loadout re-applies that choice when the plugin updates - An editor — create skills, commands and subagents, edit and delete them, with syntax highlighting and live validation against the documented limits - A conversation, beside the editor — ask claude, codex or opencode to change a skill; it proposes, you accept change by change - Out of a repository, into your own — a skill, command or subagent that lives in a project becomes yours everywhere with one click. It is a copy: the project keeps its own, so nobody else loses anything at their next

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