By Craig Jellick, Obot AI
MCP servers get a lot of attention, but skills are where a lot of the day-to-day value lives for teams using AI agents. The problem is that most teams build skills in silos โ one developer writes something useful, it lives on their machine, and nobody else benefits from it.
This tutorial walks through how to build a skill, publish it to a centrally managed catalog with Git-based versioning and access controls, and make it installable across any AI client your team uses โ Cursor, Claude Desktop, Copilot, and more.
If you've been building with Obot or just exploring what centrally managed AI skills actually look like in practice, this is a good hands-on starting point.
๐ Full tutorial ยท ๐ GitHub
Originally published on Obot AI
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