Your best practices, shipped to every agent.
An internal marketplace for the skills your developers write — authored by your team, approved by your reviewers, and distributed to every agent by policy. Your best engineer's way of working becomes everyone's default.
Expertise shouldn't live in one person's head.
The prompt that gets the migration right, the check that catches the regression — the way to actually drive an agent usually lives with one developer, or in a snippet pasted between chats. Nobody governs it, and it's stale the moment it changes.
One head, one workflow
Your strongest patterns for driving agents stay with the person who wrote them. New joiners start from scratch; everyone else reinvents.
Copy-paste, no review
Prompts and skills spread by copy-paste, with no sign-off on what they do or which repos they touch.
Out of date on arrival
When the approach changes, every copy is wrong — and no one knows which version an agent actually ran.
Authored by your team. Approved. Distributed.
A skill goes from one developer's idea to a governed, fleet-wide default in four steps — with an audit trail the whole way.
Author
A developer writes a skill and submits a version. Its contents are content-addressed, so what ships is exactly what was reviewed.
Review & approve
An approver signs off after seeing every file. Segregation of duties is enforced: the submitter can never approve their own.
Distribute by policy
Assign the approved skill to the teams and workspaces you choose. Developers opt in per machine.
Stay current
Publish a new version and it rolls out across the fleet automatically; unassigning removes it cleanly.
The review queue, in Polaris.
Submitted skills wait for sign-off; approved skills are assigned by policy. Every state change is logged.
Nothing ships without a paper trail.
Segregation of duties
The developer who submits a skill is never the one who approves it. Approvals are a policy-set group, admins included.
Content-addressed
A version's contents are hashed, so what an agent runs is provably what was reviewed — no silent edits.
Governed access, fully audited
Developers request access; approval is the grant, opted in per device. Every author, approval, install and removal lands on a tamper-evident log in Polaris.
Developers author, leads approve.
Share what works
Write a skill once and let the whole team benefit — no copy-paste, no chasing people to update their setup. You own it; you publish new versions when it improves.
Standardise safely
Approve, scope and audit what agents can do across the organisation, from one place. Push the right skills to the right teams — and prove what shipped.
The same governance for MCP tools.
Govern the MCP tools your agents can reach the same way you govern skills — authored, approved, and distributed by policy, with a full audit trail.
Ship your team's best practices to every agent.
Run a free pilot on your own codebase, author your first skills, and see them distributed — governed and audited — across the fleet.