What’s the best way for non developers to
1. share skills with their team 2. automatically enforce that it’s always updated for everyone if changes are made 3 allow others to update it centrally
Github is not the best solution as it’s too clunky and doesn’t solve #2
Notion is a little better but can’t put code there
I’m tempted to create my own tools but someone surely has created this already??
Users are excited about new tools for non-developers to share team skills and updates because they address difficulties remembering and accessing shared knowledge beyond GitHub or Notion.
@HamelHusain you want?
@HamelHusain I showed this to you when we met, still need some time to launch it. would you be interested? http://skillburst.ai/
It's insane how much sprawl there is out there (see the replies.) re: people trying to solve the skill-sharing problem
What’s the best way for non developers to
1. share skills with their team 2. automatically enforce that it’s always updated for everyone if changes are made 3 allow others to update it centrally
Github is not the best solution as it’s too clunky and doesn’t solve #2
Notion is a little better but can’t put code there
I’m tempted to create my own tools but someone surely has created this already??
@HamelHusain but github can be the storage layer and you could build something that sits over it? i'm really impressed by what @tobi and shopify have done with their river agent + mono repo + quick - see https://shopify.engineering/under-the-river, https://shopify.engineering/quick, and https://x.com/tobi/article/2053121182044451016
@htahir111 Yeah I was trying to find this!!! I was thinking only if I could remember that guy
Thanks for magically appearing
@HamelHusain That’s what I created Corpus for, open source, markdown for humans and agent with versioning. Skill files, prompts, context, etc but super lightweight. https://github.com/nicia-ai/corpus
@HamelHusain The 10,000 AI startups in the replies 😅
@HamelHusain I use github - all you need is a start hook.
add a git pull to claude start hook - every time a session starts, it fetches the latest skills. every update happens centrally too, to the repo.
@HamelHusain made a video showing how we do this at @Adapt!
@HamelHusain hermes (desktop is easy enough for non devs) with instructions to always update the skills.
@HamelHusain Look at graphify . The way they do it is good
@HamelHusain You could use the Ren CLI. Every skill/mcp/agent is version controlled and is scoped by private/org/public. Its dependencies are also resolved so you can treat it like an internal appstore without breaking your setup.
npm install -g @renai-labs/cli
@HamelHusain We built this internally into our platform at glean, dogfooding it before we make it GA
No solution really exists right now as far as I looked
Kind of falls under the MCP gateway territory
@HamelHusain I made a skill-library template on Val Town!
https://www.val.town/x/dcm31/skills-librarian
To keep everyone synced, you could have your team's local skill folder reference this skill library, so their AI is always pulling the latest skills.
It also has a "Skills Librarian" slackbot!
@HamelHusain have you seen HQ from @jacob_posel @coreyepstein?
@HamelHusain Cloudflare artifacts + http://executor.sh with agent-native skill authoring
Centralized - shared - instantly updated across the team (as it’s behind execute)
Works like a charm
@HamelHusain Lmk when you have a solution you like. My team could use it too. cc @ThomasBord50495
@HamelHusain I know you say no to github, but it's probably project based skill directories. That's what I'm doing.
@HamelHusain Quick demo of the shared skills library, version control + cli for local syncing from @typedotcom. Let me know if you want to give it a spin!
@HamelHusain notion really is the default for that level of collaboration.