Once you have a few dozen Skills, a handful of MCP servers, and CLAUDE.md files scattered across projects, managing them through ~/.claude.json and manual file editing gets old fast.
Ensemble is a macOS desktop app that gives you a UI for all of it:
- Import and organize Skills, MCPs, and CLAUDE.md files with categories and tags
- Bundle them into "Scenes" -- reusable config presets for different workflows
- One-click deploy to any project folder (symlinks for Skills, .mcp.json for MCPs)
- Finder right-click integration -- "Open with Ensemble" on any folder, syncs config and launches Claude Code in your terminal
- AI-powered auto-classification if you're lazy about organizing (I am)
Designed in Pencil.dev, coded with Claude Code, built with Tauri 2 (Rust backend, React frontend). Native macOS window, no Electron.
Show HN: Ensemble – macOS App to Manage Claude Code Skills, MCPs, and Claude.md
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Once you have a few dozen Skills, a handful of MCP servers, and CLAUDE.md files scattered across projects, managing them through ~/.claude.json and manual file editing gets old fast.
Ensemble is a macOS desktop app that gives you a UI for all of it:
- Import and organize Skills, MCPs, and CLAUDE.md files with categories and tags - Bundle them into "Scenes" -- reusable config presets for different workflows - One-click deploy to any project folder (symlinks for Skills, .mcp.json for MCPs) - Finder right-click integration -- "Open with Ensemble" on any folder, syncs config and launches Claude Code in your terminal - AI-powered auto-classification if you're lazy about organizing (I am)
Designed in Pencil.dev, coded with Claude Code, built with Tauri 2 (Rust backend, React frontend). Native macOS window, no Electron.
Open source, MIT licensed, free forever.
GitHub: https://github.com/O0000-code/Ensemble
Would love feedback -- especially from people who have accumulated enough Skills/MCPs that managing them has become its own problem.