The control room for your company’s skills.

Manage, share and improve your company’s AI skills in one place. Connect the team in a couple of clicks and keep everyone on the current version.

Right now, there is no efficient way to share and manage skills across your company.

Send the files around

Every download becomes another disconnected copy that drifts from the original.

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Store them in Drive, GitHub or Obsidian

Your team has to find the right folders, understand the setup and maintain links between tools.

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Help everyone keep it working

Links break, files move, people forget what is available. The person who built the system becomes the skills support desk.

youHOW DO ISET THIS UP?

One company library. Every teammate stays current.

Skills Atlas gives your company one shared skills library, connected to the agents your team already uses.

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Connect in a couple of clicks

Each teammate adds the company plugin to their agent. No setup project, no fragile links.

Company libraryv3v2v5v1ONE CURRENT VERSION OF EACH

See every skill in one place

The whole company library, organised by department, with one current version of each skill.

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Improve once, everyone updates

One person pushes a better version into the library, and everyone with access is on it immediately.

From the comments

This is such an unlock for a problem I’ve been trying to solve. It’s so simple yet so effective. I really appreciate it. ❤
@JWorkdogYouTube · the Greg Isenberg episode
version drift on AI skills is the new ‘it works on my machine.’ we had someone running a two-week-old skill wondering why outputs went sideways
@animrileyX
Bam sha-bam. Good. Stuff. I’m officially going all in on skills because of this video. Thank you Greg and thank you Remy!!
@ErikHill1YouTube · the Greg Isenberg episode
I can see this being used in our group of companies. … We do have the ability to add organisation-wide skills, which I had started doing, but this is definitely going to help us speed it up now and make it more visible and accessible.
@mark_kentwellYouTube · the Greg Isenberg episode
When is atlas launching??
@ItsAlexStarrX
Dude you nailed it. Real problems being solved.
@joeysterlinggX
The shared repo makes sense but I never thought to make it a plugin, that’s great. It would be interesting to add some way to track analytics around shared skills…

then, a bit further into the video:

😂 damnit! I hadn’t finished the video yet!
@renegaderaidYouTube · the Greg Isenberg episode
Where can we find how to setup our own skill atlas? Im busy doing the same thing right now. Would love to know more details on yours
@joowizardYouTube · the demo video
185 skills is exactly where a good idea turns into its own management problem.
@ryanedkinsX

One company skill library. $24 per month.

For teams of 2 to 100 people who want a shared skills system.

Skills Atlas
$24/month

First 7 days free

  • One company-owned skills library
  • Graph, Library, Ask the Atlas and Usage
  • View, use and edit permissions by department
  • Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Grok Bot connections
  • Version history and rollback
  • Cancel anytime
For AI Course & community members
Freewith your existing membership

Skills Atlas is included for members of The AI Course and community. Enter the email you used to join and we’ll check your access before sending you to checkout.

Common questions

Everything else you might want to know before you set up your company’s library.

Who owns our skills?

Your company does. The skills live in a GitHub repository your company owns, and Skills Atlas is the interface your team uses to browse, understand and manage them. If you ever leave, the library is still yours.

Does my team need to understand Git or write code?

No.

Your skills live in a company-owned GitHub repository, but your team works through Skills Atlas and the company plugin. Connecting a supported agent takes a couple of clicks.

Which agents does it work with?

Skills Atlas currently supports Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Grok Bot.

Why can’t we keep our skills in Google Drive or Notion?

Drive and Notion can store instructions, but each teammate still has to connect, install and maintain those instructions inside their agent.

Skills Atlas keeps the company library connected, visible and version controlled.

Is Skills Atlas useful for a small team?

Yes. Skill drift starts as soon as two or three people share the same files.

Skills Atlas is designed for small founder-led teams as well as companies with dozens of people using agents across different departments.

What happens if someone breaks a skill?

Skills Atlas keeps version history, so you can see what changed and return to an earlier version.

Edit permissions also let you control who can change shared skills.

How do course and community members get access?

Use the email address connected to your membership. We’ll check it before checkout and unlock your included access.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes. You can cancel your subscription at any time.