For teams
Give your team a shared starting point.
Reusable playbooks for the coding agents you already use. Start with one workflow, inspect the instructions, and keep your team in control.
Choose a practical first workflow
Explore focused packs for building web apps, reviewing security, testing software, or automating repetitive work. A pack is a starting point: inspect its skills and requirements before adopting it.
Compare domain packs Browse individual skillsRun a small pilot
Pick one task in a non-sensitive project. Read the relevant SKILL.md files, check external tools and credentials, and follow the guide for your agent. Review proposed actions and judge the result against your own acceptance criteria.
Getting started Agent setup guidesShare a reviewable selection
Use the catalog shortlist to compare skills and share their exact IDs with colleagues. Shared links include the catalog version and IDs only; they are not private links or snapshots of old skill content. Keep project details out of the URL.
Build a shortlistMake adoption repeatable
Record the exact skill IDs and catalog version in your team workflow. With AAS Core, your agent selects the skills; validation checks the manifest and catalog, and planning produces a reviewable artifact. The Workbench inspects imported artifacts in browser memory.
Core workflow and boundaries Review in the WorkbenchWhat to check before wider use
Review each skill’s source, license, declared risk, limitations, and required services. AAS is community-maintained open source; it does not provide a service-level agreement, compliance certification, or guaranteed agent outcomes. Model providers and optional services have their own terms and costs.
Trust & transparency Ask the community