Larder

Larder

Manager for AI agent resources

Description

If you use Claude Code, Cursor and Codex together, your Skills, MCP servers, CLI tools and AGENTS.md files are scattered across directories, and which agent sees what, what is duplicated and which link is broken is guesswork. Larder lays it all out locally: a desktop app that scans what is actually installed on the machine and lets you manage it safely.

It is local-first and does not upload your configuration. Inspection is read-only, and every change comes with a plan first, built for developers who keep several agents around.

Features



Skills: Scan every agent directory and shared library, inspect sources, token cost and visibility, then install, update, uninstall, repair links or sync copies

Agent Inspector: A read-only view of what an agent statically sees: visible skills, duplicates, missing links, instruction files and context budget

MCP servers: Inspect global and project config, add or edit servers, toggle per agent and test whether a command or URL is reachable

CLI tools: See what is installed, which package manager owns it, duplicates and updates; update or uninstall through the package manager

Instruction files: Scan AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, Cursor rules and Copilot instructions; preview, edit or create

Custom commands: Manage slash commands for Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, Gemini CLI and GitHub Copilot, with a plan and snapshot before changes

English and Chinese UI: Switch in Settings; follows the system language on first launch