A shared home for your team’s AI workflows
When someone improves an AI workflow, Skill Dockyard gives your organization one private place to review the change, publish it, and share the trusted version.
Example workflow
Published version
Creates an audience, message, and channel plan.
Submitted update
Adds customer language, message variations, and a sales handoff.
The published version stays in use until a reviewer publishes the update.
How it works
Skill Dockyard keeps each stage clear, so people can contribute improvements without changing what teammates use before it has been reviewed.
Bring it in
Start with a useful set of instructions your team already relies on, or create a new skill from scratch.
Improve it
When the skill is ready to share, submit the new skill or your update with a short explanation of what changed.
Review it
A reviewer checks the submitted version against the published version before deciding what the team should use.
Put it to work
Teammates can find and install the published skill in a supported AI tool, then check for newer versions later.
Private drafts, submissions, and published skills remain distinct, so everyone knows what is still being worked on, what is awaiting review, and what is ready to use.
Built for shared AI work
For team members
Save a better instruction when you find one instead of leaving it in a chat, document, or private copy.
For reviewers
Compare the submitted version with the published version and decide what the team should use next.
For organizations
Keep access, ownership, submissions, and publishing decisions clear as more people contribute.
Deliberate by design
Skill Dockyard separates submissions from published skills, so collaboration never quietly changes what the team relies on.
Private drafts stay private until their creator submits them for review.
Submitted updates never publish automatically.
Sharing access never transfers ownership.
Start with the product
Explore the product with sample data, or create a private workspace when you are ready.