VS Code Extensions
Claude Skills Graph

Claude Skills Graph

by ManuelArguelles

Visualize your Claude Code skills as an interactive skill↔tag graph in WebGL: search, filter, open the SKILL.md and use skills in your terminal.

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Version

0.3.2

Last updated

Jul 20, 2026

Visualize your Claude Code skills as an interactive skill↔tag graph rendered in WebGL, right inside VS Code.

It scans your skill directories, groups them by a tag vocabulary, and draws them as a force-directed graph where you can search, filter, inspect and use any skill without leaving the editor.

Skill graph

Features

  • WebGL graph — crisp SDF-circle nodes + anti-aliased edges, a force-directed layout (d3-force) that settles on its own.

  • Search / filter — type a tag or name and the graph narrows to the relevant subgraph (with an × button and Esc to clear).

    Filtering

  • Select a node — highlights its local neighborhood and dims the rest; shows a preview panel with the description, tags and related skills (ranked).

  • Open — jump straight to the skill's SKILL.md in the editor.

  • Use — insert /skill-name into your active Claude Code terminal (without executing — you confirm).

  • Navigation — a "Back" button to move between connected skills.

  • Physics panel — Obsidian-style sliders: center force, repel, link, distance, node size, line thickness.

  • Live — adding or editing a skill refreshes the graph automatically.

Usage

Open the command palette (Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+P) and run Claude Skills Graph: Open.

  • Click a node → select it and see its preview.
  • Click the background → deselect.
  • Drag nodes · scroll to zoom · drag the background to pan.

Settings

Setting Description
skillGraph.skillDirs Root directories that contain folders with a SKILL.md.
skillGraph.seedPath Path to the curated seed (built-ins / cross-env).
skillGraph.overlayPath Path to the curated overlay.

Development

npm install
npm run build      # two bundles: out/extension.js + out/webview.js
npm test           # vitest
npm run package    # builds the .vsix

Then press F5 in VS Code to launch the Extension Development Host.

License

MIT

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