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Sync

Before onplate, skills are usually installed by hand: copy a file into the AI folder and it works. Such skills live outside onplate: they have no version history and nobody checked them for safety. The Sync section finds them and helps you take control.

Scan system

Press Scan system — onplate walks the folders of every supported AI (Claude, Codex, GLM, OpenCode) and shows everything that is there. At the top: the time of the last scan and a summary:

Found 12: importable 8, modified manually 2, conflict 1, unknown format 1

Project folders

The scan always covers the AI home directories (~/.claude, ~/.codex…) and Claude Code projects. Project skills live elsewhere, so in the Project folders block use Add folder to point at the directories where you keep your projects — projects inside them are discovered recursively.

Statuses of what was found

StatusWhat it means
ImportableAn ordinary skill; onplate can take it into storage as is
Modified manuallyonplate knows this skill, but somebody edited the file on disk directly — it differs from the version in storage
ConflictThe file matches no saved version — you have to decide whose edit wins
Unknown formatThe file sits in a skills folder, but onplate could not parse it
MissingThe install is on record in the bindings, but the file is gone from disk

The list can be filtered by status and by AI.

Actions

  • Import — copy the skill that was found into the onplate storage (it gains versions, a security check and installs into other AI tools). Import all takes everything that was found at once.
  • Take under management — not just a copy, but a link between the file that was found and a record in storage: from there onplate controls its updates and versions.
  • Ignore — mark it as “I know about this file, stop showing it”.
  • Delete from disk — remove the file from the AI folder (with a confirmation).

When to use it

  • Right after installing onplate — scan the system first: everything accumulated over the years becomes visible and manageable.
  • From time to time — if you or your colleagues occasionally drop skills into AI folders by hand. The “external”, “edited by hand” and “gone from disk” counters on the Dashboard will tell you when.