Hello Product Hunt 👋 Every team using AI assistants has the same leak: an agent figures something out, a working procedure, a decision and its reasoning, a constraint that cost an hour, and it dies in one person's chat. The next teammate's assistant re-learns it from zero. ilolink is the fix we wanted for ourselves: a shared registry of ten kinds of team knowledge (skills, agents, specs, designs, plans, workflows, sessions, decisions, runbooks, evals). One name resolves to one artifact for everyone. Push from a repo like you'd push code; member writes land as proposals a human approves before any agent reads them so nothing unreviewed ever steers your teammates' assistants. Key features - Agents contribute back. Connected assistants propose what they learn at the end of a task — always as a proposal, never a live write, even for admins. Prompt-injection containment is structural, not a policy. - Everything is a link. Anything worth showing the world publishes as a page anyone can open, no sign-in to read — with private analytics (views, scroll heatmaps, reactions) for you. - Trending (ilolink.com/trending): a weekly, hand-approved directory of the skills, MCP servers and agents breaking out across GitHub. Curated velocity, not another 20,000-item index. Pricing is deliberately boring: free for one person, $9 once, not monthly, or a team of five. Would love to hear how your team shares what your agents learn today. AMA.

ilolink

The registry your team's AI agents actually read

The registry your team's AI agents actually read