Ultra Skills Editor

A multi-language skills management extension for VS Code, Cursor, Trae (Global & CN), Windsurf, Antigravity, Qoder, and CodeBuddy.

Create, edit, import, and organize your AI skills from a single panel.

How to Open the Editor

There are 3 easy ways to launch the Ultra Skills Editor:

1. Status Bar: Click the wrench button in the status bar.
2. Right-Click Menu: Right-click any .md / .mdc file or folder and choose Import as Skill / 导入为技能.
3. Command Palette: Run Open Skills Editor.

Shift + Drag to Import
Hold Shift and drag multiple .md / .mdc files or folders into the panel to batch import them.

Core Workflows

Smart Grouping

Preview	What it does
	Clean up a messy skill library in one click. Smart Grouping automatically sorts ungrouped skills into practical sections such as Frontend, Backend, AI, Testing, and Docs. - Useful right after large imports. - Keeps the sidebar readable with visible group counts. - Works naturally with later drag-and-drop refinement.

Batch @ Copy + Favorites

Preview	What it does
	Reuse your best skills faster. Select multiple skills with the `@` cart workflow to copy them into the clipboard as markdown-ready references, then star important ones to keep them close at hand. - Batch copy selected skills for chat or prompt building. - Favorite high-value skills for quick recall. - Combine with Recent / Favorite / Global / Project filters for faster browsing.

Batch Import with Destination Choice

Preview	What it does
	Import in bulk without losing control. Drop in multiple files or folders, preview how many skills will be created, choose how to handle naming conflicts, and decide whether the import should be saved as Global or only for the current project. - Supports drag-and-drop and toolbar import. - Shows a batch preview before committing. - Lets you choose the destination per import session.

Useful Details

Creating Skills

Click the + button in the sidebar header, enter a name, and choose whether the skill should be saved as Global or Project.

Exporting and Reusing Skills

• Export works at the folder level, not just the markdown file.
• If multiple skills are selected, export can run in batch.
• Use Duplicate to clone an existing skill and reuse it as a template.

Deleting Skills

Use the red trash icon in the editor toolbar. A confirmation dialog appears before the skill folder is removed.

Language Switcher

Use the globe icon and dropdown at the bottom of the sidebar to switch between the supported languages at any time.

Supported Languages

The interface follows the editor language on first launch, and you can switch it later from the language selector in the sidebar footer.

Installation

1. Download the latest .vsix from the Releases page.
2. Open the Extensions panel in Antigravity, Cursor, or another supported editor.
3. Open the extensions menu and choose Install from VSIX....
4. Select the package and reload the window.

Storage Routing

Global and project skills are routed to each IDE's native directories.

Windows paths are mapped automatically to the corresponding %USERPROFILE% locations.

Security & Privacy

• 100% Local: Skill processing, file operations, and grouping run locally.
• No External Calls: The extension does not send your skills, file paths, or workspace data to external services.
• No Telemetry: Your usage stays inside your editor and filesystem.

Cross-Platform Compatibility

• macOS (Intel & Apple Silicon)
• Windows (10 / 11)
• Linux (Ubuntu, Debian, and similar distributions)

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.