About Hubskillz

What Hubskillz does

Hubskillz is a shared directory of AI agent skills for a whole company. A skill is a folder with a SKILL.md file: the instructions an agent such as Claude Code loads when a task calls for them.

Every skill has one approved version. A maintainer reads the proposal, compares the diff and approves it. Teams then mark each skill required or recommended, and `hubskillz sync` installs the approved versions on every machine and in every project.

Without a directory, a useful skill gets copied from laptop to laptop, drifts, and nobody knows which version runs where. That is the problem this product addresses.

Who publishes it

Hubskillz is published by COUCOU IA, a French simplified joint-stock company based in Nice, founded by Jérôme Desmares. The legal notice carries the company's full identity.

The product is built and operated by the same team that sells it. No subcontractor touches the code or the support inbox.

How it is built

The web app runs on Vercel, the API on Railway, and the PostgreSQL database at Neon in a European Union data centre. The `hubskillz` command line client is published on npm under the MIT licence, with its source open on GitHub.

The skills you upload stay yours. They train no model and never leave your organization, unless you deliberately make a page public.

The business model

Hubskillz is free for one person, with no time limit and no card. The team features, review and approval by several people, are paid. The plans are readable by an agent at hubskillz.com/pricing.md.

Where to follow the project

Product changes and incidents are announced by email from hello@hubskillz.com. Bugs in the command line client go to https://github.com/JejeDurden2/hubskillz-cli/issues.