Project Hub - Prompt & Skill

Project Hub is a project management and collaboration hub built for developers in the AI era. It helps you unify system prompts, skill systems, and agent configurations into a single, efficient, and evolvable workflow, bringing structure and clarity to your daily development process.

Core Features:

1. Unified System Prompt Management
Centralize all your system prompts such as CLAUDE.md, AGENT.md, and more. Reuse a single prompt across multiple projects, avoid repetitive configuration, and ensure consistent AI behavior and style across different workflows.

2. Centralized Skills Management
Manage all your reusable skills in one place. Build your own skill library and easily attach skills to different projects, allowing your experience and best practices to accumulate and compound over time.

3. Agent Skill Loading System
Flexibly configure how skills are loaded for different agents. Supports global system skill paths (such as ~/.codex/skills and ~/.claude/skills) as well as project-level skill loading. Each project can have its own dedicated AI capability structure, enabling truly customized collaboration.

4. Instant Project Launch
Open your projects with a single click. Seamlessly launch Finder, Terminal, Xcode, Windsurf, VSCode, and more, eliminating repetitive navigation and letting you jump straight into productive work.

5. Menu Bar Quick Access
Manage and launch projects directly from the menu bar without opening the main app. Keep essential operations lightweight, instant, and always within reach to significantly streamline your workflow.

Project Hub is more than a project manager. It is a centralized operating system for AI-powered development, designed to help you structure projects, agents, and skills into a cohesive system, continuously boosting efficiency, focus, and long-term productivity.

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