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AI SKILLS FOR YOUR WHOLE TEAM, NOT JUST THE ENGINEERS

One teammate cracks it. Your whole org gets it.

The prompts and workflows your best people build become skills anyone can use, from sales to ops, right inside Claude, Cursor, or ChatGPT. No code required (power users can back skills with a Git repo).

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Your best AI workflows are dying in chat threads.

It dies where it was born<br>Someone cracks a great workflow, pastes it in Slack, and it scrolls away. Two weeks later nobody can find it.

Copies drift out of date<br>Fix a skill and half the team keeps running last month's version. Nothing pushes the update to everyone.

Most of the team never sees it<br>GitHub is for engineers and docs can't run. Your non-technical teammates never get the skill at all.

Why Skillburst<br>Your skills live in GitHub. Your team doesn't.

Engineers manage skills in GitHub, the workflow they already know. Everyone else just uses them inside their AI assistant. Skillburst is the layer in between, syncing, governing, and keeping every skill up to date.

Your technical team<br>Author and review skills in GitHub, the workflow they already know.

GitHub

Skillburst<br>The layer in between: syncs from GitHub, governs, versions, and keeps every skill current.<br>Catalog Reviews Always up to date

Everyone else<br>Just use skills inside the AI tools they already have open. No setup, nothing to install.<br>Claude Cursor Gemini

Built by your technical team. Used by everyone.

Sales Customer Support Operations Marketing Finance HR Engineering

How It Works<br>From expertise to everyone.

01 Create skills your way

Three ways in. Pick whichever fits your workflow.

Sync locally<br>Push a SKILL.md from your own environment

Push from GitHub<br>Commit a SKILL.md, auto-syncs to catalog

Upload a zip<br>Drag and drop a skill folder

Submitted

In review

Approved

02 Review with confidence

Team leads approve new skills and updates. Full version history, semantic versioning, and one-click rollback if anything goes wrong.

03 Everyone else just uses them

Connect once. Every approved skill lands inside Claude Code, Cursor, and any other MCP client, and stays on the latest version. No installs, no copy-pasting.

Skillburst

Claude

Cursor

Gemini

Any tool

API Reference Guide

142 uses<br>Deploy Runbook

98 uses<br>Legacy Migrator

2 uses

04 Measure what matters<br>Coming Soon

Track which skills get used, which gather dust, and where the gaps are. Audit stale skills before they become liabilities.

Pricing<br>Start free. Scale as you grow.

Every plan includes MCP connection to Claude, Cursor, Codex, and Gemini.

✦ Early access: free for 15 days with every feature while we finalize the rollout.

Free<br>$0 /month

Unlimited users

Unlimited skills

Unlimited teams

Email support

Get started<br>Pro<br>$19 /user/month

Up to 25 users

3 team workspaces

100 skills

Email support

Get started<br>Most Popular<br>Business<br>$39 /user/month

Unlimited users

Unlimited teams

Unlimited skills

SSO / SAML

Priority support

Get started<br>Enterprise<br>Custom

Everything in Business

Audit logs

Dedicated support

Custom integrations

Contact sales

FAQ<br>Common questions

What is a skill? A folder with instructions, scripts, and reference files that teaches any AI assistant how to do something your org's way. Write it once, it works in every AI tool.

Which AI tools does it work with? Any MCP client you connect with an API key: Claude Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop, Codex, and Gemini. Connect once, every skill appears automatically. OAuth-only connectors (claude.ai and ChatGPT on the web) are on the roadmap.

How is this different from a prompt library? Skills include context files, scripts, and version control, not just text. They update across your org when improved.

Is my data safe? Skills stay in your org. No data is shared across organizations. Role-based access, audit-ready governance.

Do I need to be technical? No. Write a skill in plain English. Just fill in a name, description, and instructions in the create form.

Can I keep my skills in GitHub? Yes. Import a SKILL.md straight from a repo and the repository stays the source of truth. A GitHub Action keeps the catalog current on every push, and bundled files (scripts, references) come along automatically.

What happens if someone edits a GitHub-synced skill? The edit doesn't change the skill directly. Skillburst opens a pull request back to the source repo (one branch per skill, repeated edits stack on the same PR). Your normal code review applies; once the PR merges and the skill syncs, everyone gets the update.

How do I get started? Create a free account at app.skillburst.ai, connect the MCP server to your editor, and start pushing skills to your org catalog.

The next great AI workflow is already on your team.

Don't let it die in a thread. Push it, approve it, give it to everyone.

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