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Guides on agent skills, MCP, and governing what your AI agents can do across your organization.
How to add agent skills to ChatGPT
ChatGPT doesn't author skills, but it supports full MCP custom connectors on any paid plan. Point it at a Git-backed skill library and your governed, favourited skills load right in chat.
Read more →How to sync agent skills between ChatGPT and Codex
OpenAI ships no skill sync between ChatGPT and Codex. Connect both to one Git-backed MCP library — ChatGPT via a custom connector, Codex via config.toml — and they share the same governed skills.
Read more →How to create skills in Claude that work in ChatGPT
ChatGPT has no skill-authoring UI, but skills are an open, portable standard. Create one in Claude, store it in a Git-backed library, connect ChatGPT over MCP — same skill, both assistants.
Read more →How to sync agent skills between ChatGPT and Claude
ChatGPT and Claude don't sync skills to each other — there's no built-in bridge. Connect both to one MCP skill library and they read the same governed, versioned skills, updated once from Git.
Read more →How to reduce active skills in your agent — without shrinking your library
Loading lots of tools degrades agents — accuracy drops sharply past ~20 and definitions eat 20–30% of the context window. Preload only favourites and keep the full library one search away.
Read more →What are agent skills?
Agent skills are folders of instructions and scripts an AI agent loads on demand — an open standard. Here is how they differ from prompts and raw MCP tools, with concrete examples and why teams need them.
Read more →How to manage agent skills across your organization
Managing agent skills across an organization is a lifecycle: author in Git, curate which skills publish, control access per org/team/user, govern every change, and distribute to agents over MCP. Here is the step-by-step.
Read more →The hidden problems with managing AI skills (and how to fix them)
As AI skills spread through an org, the same problems appear: sprawl, drift, no access control, leaked keys, no governance, no backup. Here is each hidden problem — and the fix a governed skill hub provides.
Read more →Why agent skills, not just MCP
MCP is the connection and the tools; agent skills are the portable procedural knowledge served over it. Why governed, versioned, access-controlled skills beat bolting on ever more MCP tool integrations.
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