Private AI marketplaces for teams

What your best people know, installed for everyone

Shared Context gives your team a private marketplace for AI skills, agents, and MCPs. One person writes down how the work gets done. Everyone else installs it in the AI tool they already use.

Free for small teams. Set up in a few minutes.

Works with

  • Claude Code
  • Cursor
  • Codex
  • Gemini CLI

Your team already knows how to get great work out of AI. It just isn’t shared.

A few people have worked out what to tell the agent: the standards, the formats, the steps that matter. That knowledge lives wherever it was last pasted.

Where it lives today

  • A Slack thread from March

    “Here’s the prompt I use for release notes.” Nobody can find it again.

  • skills-final-v3.zip

    Emailed around, edited in four places. No one knows which copy is current.

  • A repo only engineers can open

    Marketing, support, and sales never see what engineering has already solved.

With a team marketplace

One place. Everyone can find it. Everyone has the current version.

  • A new hire installs the team’s way of working on day one.
  • When a skill improves, the whole team gets the update.
  • What one department learns, every department can use.

From sign-up to a working marketplace before your coffee goes cold

  1. Sign up with your work email

    Your team gets a private marketplace straight away, named after your company. Nothing to configure.

  2. Stock it in minutes

    Add proven skills from the public marketplace, connect the GitHub repo your engineers already use, or write a skill in plain English.

  3. Bring in the team

    Invite teammates, or let anyone on your email domain join by signing up. They browse, pick what they need, and install it with one command.

What a teammate runs

$ npx shared-context-ai install \
    skills/acme/pr-review-checklist

✓ Installed to Claude Code
✓ Installed to Cursor

No terminal? Every listing can also be downloaded for Claude.ai or ChatGPT.

Engineers keep their repo. Everyone else gets a front door.

Engineering teams already share skills through git. The rest of the company is locked out of it. Shared Context sits on top, so both can work the way they prefer.

Connect a private GitHub repo as a marketplace
We read it and turn it into a catalog anyone on the team can browse and install from. The repo stays the source of truth.
Contribute without knowing git
A marketer writes a skill and submits it for review. We open the pull request, and engineering reviews it the way they review everything else.
Or host it with us
No repo needed. Create as many marketplaces as you like, one per team or topic, each private to your company and versioned so you can always roll back.

Publish once. Use it in whichever AI tool each person prefers.

Skills are plain text files in an open format. Your engineers can stay on Claude Code while sales uses ChatGPT, and nobody rewrites anything. If you change tools next year, your team’s knowledge comes with you.

  • Claude Code
  • Cursor
  • Codex
  • Gemini CLI
  • ChatGPT
  • Claude.ai

You don’t have to start from a blank page

The public Shared Context marketplace has skills, agents, and MCP servers from across the community. Add the ones you trust to your team’s marketplace in a click.

Browse the public marketplace

Give your team one place for how we do things here

Start with a few skills and two or three teammates. You’ll know within a week whether it sticks.