Hey everyone 👋 I'm Axel, founder of SkillReg. The problem I kept hitting: My teams use AI agents daily — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor. Everyone builds their own skills (prompts, workflows, automations). Sales has prospecting skills in Google Docs. Devs have coding skills scattered across repos. Marketing uses shared Notion pages. Nobody knows what exists. Nothing is versioned. Nothing is reviewed. It's chaos. So I built SkillReg, a private registry where your entire organization can push, pull, discover, and govern AI agent skills. Think of it as your company's internal "app store" for AI skills — but with: - 🔒 Access control & approval workflows - 🔍 Search by team, department, or use case - 🛡️ Automatic security scanning (50+ rules) - 📊 Usage analytics across your org - 🖥️ Desktop app (no terminal needed) + CLI for devs It works with every major agent: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Windsurf, OpenCode. It's free for small teams (10 skills, 5 members). Team plan at $29/mo for larger orgs. I'd love your honest feedback: - Does the value prop make sense? - What would make you try this at your company? - What's missing? Let me know 🙏

SkillReg

Your org's AI skills — centralized, governed, shared

Your org's AI skills — centralized, governed, shared