Shared Context Documentation

A collaborative AI skills platform for teams. Create, share, and install reusable skills across your favorite AI tools.

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Getting Started

Set up your account, create your first organization, and learn the core concepts behind Shared Context.
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User Guide

Learn how to create skills, manage resources, collaborate with your team, and discover published content.
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Admin Guide

Manage your organization, configure billing, handle member access, and monitor usage analytics.
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CLI Reference

Install and use the shared-context-ai CLI to search, install, and manage skills from your terminal.

What is Shared Context?

Shared Context is a platform that lets teams build and share reusable AI skills — structured prompts, instructions, and reference documents that improve how AI assistants work for your organization.

Skills are version-controlled with Git, discoverable through a public library, and installable directly into AI coding agents like Claude Code, ChatGPT, Gemini, and more.

Core Concepts

Skills
Markdown documents with structured instructions that AI agents can follow. Skills live in folders, support sub-files (scripts and resources), and are installable to your AI tools.
Files
General-purpose documents for documentation, notes, or reference material. Files are simpler than skills and aren't installable to external tools.
Organizations
Teams share a workspace with a git-backed repository, shared credit pool, and collaborative resource management.
Connections
Links between Shared Context and your AI tools (Claude Code, ChatGPT, Gemini, MCP servers, or custom integrations).
Installations
When you install a skill, it's written to your connected AI tool's configuration so the agent can reference it during conversations.
Library
A public catalog of published skills that anyone can discover, preview, and install.

How It Works

  1. Sign in with Google and create or join an organization.
  2. Create skills using the built-in editor or AI-powered Skill Builder assistant.
  3. Connect your AI tools (Claude Code, ChatGPT, Gemini, etc.).
  4. Install skills to your connections — they'll be available the next time you use your AI agent.
  5. Publish skills to the library so others in your org or the wider community can benefit.