The Skills Gap
Skills are the best tools for encoding specialized workflows in your coding agent. But managing them is a challenge:
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Where do you start?
Most teams don't know which Skills they need or how to structure them. For a given workflow, do you need one Skill or several? What's the best way to write it? How do Skills relate to other context tools like CLAUDE.md?
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Managing Skills gets messy.
You need Skills to be focused on specific tasks, but you also need them to work together coherently. They need to be easy to use locally, and easy to share. Overhead adds up quickly.
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Discovery is hard.
Skills are easy to create, harder to coordinate and keep track of after the fact. How do you remember which one to use? How does someone new to your team know what's available?
What is Nori Skillsets
Nori Skillsets contains three layers that make Skills manageable:
Installer
Download and upload Skills, and organize context files (CLAUDE.md and Skills) within your project directory so Claude Code uses the right context automatically.
CLI Extensions
Command-line tools and slash commands that make it easy to create, switch, and manage Skills without leaving your workflow.
Skillsets
Pre-configured collections of Skills bundled together for specific workflows, coordinated with a CLAUDE.md. Switch between different Skillsets depending on your task.
Skillset Structure
Skillsets organizes your skills and context files into a single directory:
| Component | Claude Code | Cursor |
|---|---|---|
| Skillset Location | ~/.nori/profiles/ |
~/.nori/profiles/ |
| Context Instructions | CLAUDE.md |
AGENTS.md |
| Skills/Rules | Skills in skills/ directory with SKILL.md files |
Rules in rules/ directory with RULE.md files |
| Subagents | Native support for specialized sub-agents | Available via Nori-Profiles only |
| Commands | commands/ directory with custom slash commands |
commands/ directory with custom slash commands |
Quick Start
Installation
Install Nori globally:
Then install for your agent:
Safe Installation: Nori safely installs into your agent's config directory (~/.claude/ for Claude Code, ~/.cursor/profiles/ for Cursor). Your existing files are preserved. Use /nori-info in Cursor to see available skillsets.
Skillset Management
Create and switch between skillsets to customize your agent's behavior:
Exit and re-enter your agent session to load the new skillset.
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