Weft

Weft

  Find the right Claude skill in seconds — without scrolling.
  A native macOS app to browse, search, and demo your Claude Code skill library.

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Why

When your ~/.claude/skills/ folder grows past 30 entries, you stop remembering which skill does what. The Claude Code skill list becomes a wall of names that all look vaguely useful.

Weft reads your local skill files and turns them into a searchable, browsable library — so you can find the one you need without scrolling through 50+ items every time.

Features

- Fast fuzzy search across skill name, description, and trigger words (⌘K)
- Auto-grouping by category — meta tools, work-internal, design, life scenarios, etc.
- Usage stats scanned from your Claude Code session history. See what you actually use vs. what's gathering dust.
- One-click slash command copy — paste /skill-name straight into Claude Code
- Presentation mode (⌘D) — large-text, centered layout for screen-sharing or team demos
- Pure local — reads your filesystem only. Sends nothing to the network.

Install

Option A — build from source

Requires Node 18+, Rust stable, and Xcode command-line tools.

Option B — download a release

Pre-built .dmg files will be available under Releases once v0.1.0 is published.

First launch: macOS will block an unsigned app. Go to System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down, click Open Anyway.

How it works

The scanner runs at build time, parsing each SKILL.md frontmatter (name, description, triggers) and counting how often each skill name appears in your local Claude Code session history.

The result is bundled as static JSON into the app, then rendered by a React + Fuse.js front-end inside a Tauri 2 shell.

Tech stack

- Tauri 2 — native macOS…