I built a small TUI for browsing installed skills
▲ 6 r/claudeskills+3 crossposts

I built a small TUI for browsing installed skills

Hey, I wanted a clearer way to see which skills I had installed across tools like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and others.

I couldn’t find a simple tool focused specifically on browsing local skills. There probably is one, but I didn’t come across it, so I built skillbrowse over the weekend.

It scans the usual skill folders, lists what it finds, and lets you search through the skills and read their SKILL.md files from the terminal.

It’s still an early version, but it was a fun project to work on and already solves my immediate problem.

GitHub: https://github.com/dchancogne/skillbrowse

Feedback, bug reports, and pointers to similar tools are appreciated. And I'd love a star on the repo if you find this tool useful.

u/DocWasHere — 12 hours ago
▲ 4 r/BuildToShip+2 crossposts

I shipped Messageboard: an API-first dashboard for status messages

Hi guys,

I shipped a side project called Messageboard. The idea came from a repeated internal-tool problem: I wanted scripts, deploys, cron jobs, and monitoring checks to publish a short human-readable update somewhere visible, but I didn't want to build and maintain another dashboard.

Messageboard does one thing: POST a message -> add a dashboard widget -> future versions stay synced. A message has a unique name, content, a content type, and version history. If you POST to the same name again, it becomes the next version.

Example use cases: a deploy pipeline posts "deploy started" then "deploy succeeded"; a cron job posts a daily summary; a monitoring script posts current service health.

I'm trying to keep the product intentionally narrow, not a full observability platform, not a chat product. There is a free tier if you want to give it a real try.

https://messageboard.tech

I would love feedback on the positioning and the first-run flow, is the "message name -> widget -> version history" model clear, or does it need a different explanation?

Thanks

Cheers

u/DocWasHere — 1 month ago