Mistral Vibe: /skills Browser for Session Skills
Mistral VibeMistral Vibe introduced a /skills browser, giving developers a dedicated place to search, filter, and manage the skills loaded into their current session. Skills are now grouped by scope, rows resize to the terminal width, and long lists page automatically. Shared skills also sync automatically at session start, keeping team-wide skills current without manual refreshes. The feature ships experimental and off by default.
Key Takeaways
- A dedicated /skills browser lets developers search and filter every skill available to the current session instead of guessing at names.
- Shared skills sync automatically when a session starts, so team-wide skills stay current without manual refresh.
- Skills are now grouped by scope, letting users tell personal, project, and shared skills apart at a glance.
- Rows fit to terminal width and page long lists, keeping the browser usable even with dozens of installed skills.
- The feature ships experimental and off by default, so early adopters must opt in before it appears.
- The browser rounds out a workflow that began with skill-creator and the shared skills directory, turning skills into a full discovery-to-authoring system.
A Dedicated Home for Skills
Mistral Vibe introduced a /skills browser, giving developers a dedicated command for finding and managing the skills available to their current session. Skills, which extend Vibe with custom slash commands and scoped tool sets, have grown into one of the tool's most active feature areas since the shared skills directory shipped and the skill-creator flow made authoring easier. Until now, there was no single place to look through everything that was actually loaded.
Search, Filter, and Scope
The new browser lets developers search and filter the full list of session skills rather than relying on memory or trial-and-error autocompletion. Results are grouped by scope, so personal skills, project-level skills, and shared team skills are visually distinct instead of mixed into one flat list. Rows resize to fit the terminal width, and long lists page automatically, keeping the browser usable even for teams with dozens of skills installed.
Shared Skills Stay Current
Shared skills now sync automatically at the start of every session, so a skill added or updated by a teammate shows up without anyone having to manually pull or refresh. Combined with the new browser, this makes the skills system feel less like a folder of files and more like a managed catalog.
The feature currently ships experimental and off by default, so developers need to opt in before the /skills browser appears in their session.