Publish with control
Draft, review, and publish Skills without copying instructions into every agent configuration.
Skills repository
Alignbase turns proven workflows into governed Skills that agents can discover and use across supported tools, teams, and sessions.


The product
A Skill packages instructions and supporting files for a task. Alignbase gives each Skill human ownership, version history, a review path, permissions, routes, and a durable home outside any one agent product.
Draft, review, and publish Skills without copying instructions into every agent configuration.
Make approved Skills available to the agents and Groups that should use them, without filling every context window.
See who changed a Skill, which version was current, and what package an agent could read at a point in time.
The self-improving loop
Capture a method from real work, review it with the right owners, then publish it for each connected agent that needs it.
A person or agent finds a method that produces better work.
Package the steps and supporting files, then review the change with the right owners.
Publish once and route the current Skill to each connected agent that needs it.

Governed by design
Start with one repeatable workflow, turn it into a governed Skill, and route it to the agents that need it.
Create your Skills repositoryPut repeatable task instructions, templates, scripts, examples, and reference files in a Skill when an agent should load them only for matching work.
Yes. Permissions govern who can discover or change a Skill, while routes independently deliver the published Skill to supported agents and integrations.
People and permitted agents can propose updates from real work. Reviewers publish the useful change, so later sessions receive the better version.
It is a governed home for reusable agent instructions and supporting files. Alignbase adds ownership, versions, review, permissions, routing, and audit records to each Skill.
AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md are instruction files coding agents can load as baseline project guidance. Skills package task-specific methods and files that an agent loads when matching work calls for them.