skillbox keeps every agent skill in one place you host yourself. Skills can be grouped into bundles, bundles into profiles, and each agent gets access to the whole library, one bundle or one profile, through a single connection that many agent tools already understand.
The Jev part is optional. Turn it on in the settings, add your own key, and instead of an agent spending many turns hunting for the right skill, Jev reads the task text and the descriptions of the skills the agent is allowed to use, and hands back the relevant ones straight away. Jev is one of three providers you can pick for this.
Keys are stored encrypted on your own server, and the README says plainly that task text and skill descriptions go to the provider you choose. It also offers a command line, imports of public GitHub skills pinned to a commit, and a Docker setup.
What you get
- Full TypeScript source code under the MIT license
- A web settings page, a command line and a Docker setup
- Notes on setting up Jev recommendations and a benchmark script for them
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