Resources

Guides for governing the AI work inside your company.

Your people already create useful AI work every day: the prompts they refine, the methods they repeat, the agents they start to build. These guides explain how that private work becomes approved and official, with a named owner, a version history, and a one line changelog. Company skills and agents, one path.

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From one person's method to a skill the whole team runs.

New guide

Claude Skill Approval

Anyone can share a skill with your whole org. Nobody has to approve it first. The missing step, explained.

New

Claude Skills for Teams

What a Claude skill is, and how a team shares them: one library, team lead approval, current for everyone by default.

How to

How to Write a Claude Skill

Step by step: pick a repeated task, write the method in plain language, add files and examples, test, ship to the team.

Comparison

Claude Skills vs GPTs

Portable files vs hosted personas: format, composition, and ownership, compared for teams.

Pillar

Company Skills

The canonical definition of a company skill: a small, approved, versioned piece of know-how with a named owner, in the open format Claude reads natively.

Guide 01

AI Knowledge Management

How companies keep the methods, context, and decisions employees create with AI instead of losing them in private chats.

Guide 02

AI Workflow Governance

How to decide what gets shared, who approves it, and how skills stay current, without watching anyone.

Guide 03

Prompt Governance

Why prompts and methods are operating assets that need a named owner, a version, and review.

Guide 04

AI Skills Repository

What a skill library is, what belongs in a skill, and why approved skills beat scattered prompt docs.

Guide 05

Enterprise AI Adoption

How to move from individual experimentation to shared, approved methods the whole company runs.

Comparison

Private AI Chats vs Company Skills

What actually changes when a private method becomes an approved company skill: owner, version, and reuse.

Deep dive

Reusable AI Workflows

What makes a method reusable, and what to package so any teammate can run it the same way.

Deep dive

AI Adoption ROI

How to measure return on enterprise AI by approved, shipped skills and time saved instead of tool seats.

Agents

Governing the AI that acts, not just the AI that drafts.

Skill examples

Concrete methods your team can turn into company skills.

By role

How different leaders use company skills.