Your team's know-how, in every AI agent
Teach your AI how your team works, once, in a normal chat. SkillRelay syncs it across Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and every other tool your team uses. Fix something in one app and everyone has the fix everywhere, in minutes. Nobody touches a file, a repo, or a setting.
No password, no credit card. We email you a sign-in link.
Built for the people who actually know the work
The people who know the refund policy, the brand voice, and the onboarding flow are rarely the people who can edit a Git repo. SkillRelay removes everything between knowing and shipping.
Everything happens in chat
“The proposal skill still quotes last year's pricing.” That sentence is the whole edit. No files, no uploads, no tickets, no settings pages.
Impossible to break
Every change is saved as a new version with the author's name on it. Anything comes back with one sentence: “put it back how it was.”
Distribution you never think about
One five-minute setup, once, by one person. From then on, every new skill and every fix shows up for everyone, in every connected tool, not just the one it was edited in.
Just you? Even simpler.
Use Claude at home, ChatGPT at work, Cursor for code? SkillRelay is also for a team of one: keep your prompts, preferences, and hard-won know-how in one library that follows you into every tool. Teach a lesson once, benefit everywhere. Invite the team later, or don't.
How it works
Guided checklist, about five minutes, once. We host the plumbing. Your IT team never gets a ticket.
The invite signs them in and shows them everything. In Claude the skills just appear: nothing to install, nothing to configure.
Notice something stale? Say so. Skills version, publish, and reach every agent in the company within about 30 minutes.
Boring on purpose, where it counts
Least privilege
Our GitHub app can touch exactly one repo: contents and pull requests, nothing more. No admin scopes, ever.
Attributed & reversible
Per-person OAuth, tokens hashed at rest, every version immutable, one-click revert and offboarding.
Roles & approvals
Admins, Editors, Readers, plus optional review gates on the skills that matter. Trust dials, not bottlenecks.
How it compares
There are other ways to share working knowledge with your AI tools. Here's the honest matrix.
| SkillRelay | Claude org skills | ChatGPT workspace skills | Shared Git repo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Works in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, and more | All of them | Claude only | ChatGPT and Codex only | Coding tools only |
| Edit from a normal chat | Yes: say what's wrong | No: owners upload files | Personal skills only | No: needs a coding agent with repo access |
| One edit reaches the whole team | Automatically, everywhere | After an owner re-uploads | After an admin republishes | When each person pulls |
| Who can improve a skill | Anyone you give rights to | Org owners only | Admins and skill owners | Anyone who can push |
| Version history and one-sentence revert | Every change, named author | No history | No history | Commits and git revert |
| Optional approval before changes go live | Yes, per pack | No | No | Pull request review |
| Plan requirement | Any plan | Claude Team or Enterprise | ChatGPT Business, Enterprise, or Edu | Any |
Questions teams ask
Do I need to know what GitHub or a plugin is?
No. That's the point. There's plumbing under the hood (a repo, a plugin, a sync), and we run all of it. You talk to your AI tools; skills appear and stay current. The one setup checklist is written for someone who has never opened GitHub.
Can I use this alone, without a team?
Yes. A workspace of one is a personal skill library that follows you across Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and every other tool you use. Teach something once instead of re-pasting prompts into each app. Invite people whenever (or never).
We use ChatGPT and Cursor too. Does this help us?
Yes. That's the point. The same library serves Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and just about any AI tool your team works in. One fix updates them all.
What if someone breaks a skill?
Nothing is ever overwritten. Every change is a new version with a named author, and anyone can say “put it back how it was.” Optional approvals add a review gate for the skills everyone gets.
Where does our content live?
In an isolated, private store per workspace: encrypted volumes, hashed credentials, no analytics, never used for anything but serving your team. Details here.
What does it cost?
Free for teams of up to 10 people, with every feature included. Larger teams upgrade to the Team plan: unlimited members, $29 per month per workspace.
Stop re-explaining how your company works
Set it up in five minutes. The first time a teammate fixes a skill from their phone, you'll get it.