Your agent toolkit, in one quiver.
A native Windows app to browse, edit, and manage your local AI‑tool assets — skills, MCP servers, and plugins — across Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, Pi, and OpenCode.
Quiver scans the agent dotfolders under your home directory (%USERPROFILE%\.cursor, \.claude,
\.codex, \.hermes, \.pi, \.openclaw, plus the shared \.agents\skills) and gives you one
place to inspect and edit the files these tools otherwise scatter across hidden folders. It's a
genuinely native app — WPF, no web view, no Electron.
Grab the latest from the Releases page:
- Quiver‑Setup.exe — installer (Start‑menu shortcut + uninstaller). Recommended.
- Quiver‑portable.exe — single portable
.exe, no install needed.
Both are self‑contained (no .NET install required), for Windows 10/11 (x64). They're unsigned, so SmartScreen shows a one‑time "Windows protected your PC" prompt → More info → Run anyway.
What changed in each version: see the changelog or the releases. The version you're running is shown in the app's sidebar.
- 🔁 Sync skills across tools (Quiver‑only) — copy a skill (its whole folder, references and all) into your other agents in one click. Quiver shows where it already exists and installs it everywhere you pick. The macOS app it's inspired by can't do this.
- Catalog discovery across all six tools — skills (
SKILL.md+ frontmatter, built‑in Cursor, plugin‑embedded, shared~/.agents/skillsdedup), MCP servers (Cursormcp.json, Claude.mcp.json, Codexconfig.toml), and plugins — plus installed‑vs‑not source detection. - Three‑pane browser — sidebar (library + platform filters with live counts), searchable list, detail pane. Fluent design with an indigo accent, light/dark/system themes.
- Skill editor — AvalonEdit with frontmatter‑aware files, multi‑file tree, 1.2 s debounced autosave, atomic UTF‑8 (no BOM) writes.
- MCP & plugin detail views (read‑only cards + reveal/open/copy actions).
- CRUD — New / Rename / Delete / Edit‑metadata dialogs with validation and capability gating.
- Onboarding & settings — first‑run setup, appearance, library filters, editor font size.
- Live refresh —
FileSystemWatcherper root + refresh on window activation. - Keyboard shortcuts — Ctrl+N, Ctrl+R / F5, Ctrl+S, Ctrl+B, Ctrl+Alt+I.
WPF · .NET 8 (LTS) · WPF‑UI (Fluent/Mica) · CommunityToolkit.Mvvm · Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection · AvalonEdit. Config parsing uses System.Text.Json plus a faithful port of a minimal frontmatter/TOML reader (no third‑party YAML/TOML).
Requires the .NET 8 SDK.
dotnet build src/SkillzWin/SkillzWin.csproj -c Debug
dotnet run --project src/SkillzWin/SkillzWin.csproj# portable single-file exe
dotnet publish src/SkillzWin/SkillzWin.csproj -c Release -r win-x64 --self-contained true `
-p:PublishSingleFile=true -p:IncludeNativeLibrariesForSelfExtract=true `
-p:EnableCompressionInSingleFile=true -o publish
# installer (folder payload + Inno Setup)
dotnet publish src/SkillzWin/SkillzWin.csproj -c Release -r win-x64 --self-contained true -o publish-app
& "$env:LOCALAPPDATA\Programs\Inno Setup 6\ISCC.exe" installer\Quiver.isssrc/SkillzWin/
Models/ domain records + enums
Services/ paths, scanners (skill/mcp/plugin), detector, file I/O, watcher, theme
ViewModels/ catalog store, shell, editor, settings, onboarding, dialogs
Views/ MainWindow, panes, components, dialogs, settings, onboarding
Themes/ color/typography/spacing/control dictionaries + converters
docs/ reverse-engineering spec + implementation plan
installer/ Inno Setup script
Released under the MIT License (see LICENSE). Free and open source — a paid edition with extra features may follow later.
Quiver is an independent, from‑scratch C#/WPF application whose design and feature set were inspired by robzilla1738/skillz-macos. No source code or artwork was copied; the name, icon, theme, and implementation are original. UI glyphs come from the Fluent System Icons shipped with WPF‑UI (MIT). Thanks to that project for the original idea.