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Guides on agent skills, MCP, and governing what your AI agents can do across your organization.
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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