Generic AI can do anything — but it stops at average. It can make videos, write resumes, build decks, draft emails, analyze contracts, and plan campaigns. But the video that actually goes viral, the deck that closes the room, the resume that gets the callback — those take real industry know-how. Know-how makes Skills worth paying for — but not protected enough to publish. People build Skills like this every day in Claude Code, Codex, or OpenClaw. But in today's open-source Skill ecosystems, anything you publish can be forked or copied, leaving creators with no reliable way to get paid or protect their proprietary know-how and IP. So the best Skills usually stay private. Capafy fixes this: a Skill can run closed-source, online. The people who built the Skills can finally share them without giving them away, earn from every run — and users can access expert-level Skills.

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