Shared Context for Teams is an internal marketplace for skills, agents, and connectors. Knowledge moves at the speed of a download — no GitHub expertise or enterprise pipeline projects needed.
Assembles account history, usage, and risk flags into a one-page renewal prep.
Reads pages, checks runbooks, drafts the incident comms post.
Connects agents to the data warehouse with row-level policies.
A curated bundle every new engineer installs on day one.
Runs everywhere your team already does
The repo is too technical. The pipeline is too slow. An internal marketplace lets every IC contribute — and lets the rest of the team install what works.
The work your best people do becomes the default for everyone else.
The renewal motion your top AE refined? The way your principal engineer reviews migrations? Both ship as installable skills. Tribal knowledge becomes team infrastructure.
Trending, install counts, and one-click forks let great work spread on its own. No mandate, no rollout deck — the best skills get used because they work.
One library, every major agent. Publish a skill once and your teammates install it in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or Gemini — whichever tool fits the task. No re-platforming, no lock-in.
As if she’s walking a new hire through it, in plain English. She hits Publish to her team.
Tagged, searchable, with usage analytics. Teammates browse like a marketplace; admins govern like a registry.
Jordan in Claude Code. Priya forks it for renewals on the SMB segment. Devon picks it up in Codex. The skill works the same in all three.
Priya’s agent suggests a tweak after a tricky renewal. Jordan adds a template he’s been refining for SMB. Both feed back into the parent skill — and Maya’s original keeps compounding as the team uses it.
“We had four people who could write a clean GitHub workflow, and 240 people who couldn’t. Shared Context flipped that. Our support team is now our most prolific publisher — they ship a skill a week, and the rest of the org installs them like apps.”