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Contexory
Author agent skills with your team, sync to any AI agent
Where teams author, review & version AI agent skills — then get them into every agent. Non-devs write them (no YAML); you keep git + review. Auto-syncs to Claude Code & OpenClaw; two-way GitHub sync feeds your own agents (LangGraph, custom). Portable markdown, no lock-in.
Agent skills are the instructions that make an agent good at your work — and they're usually a mess: scattered SKILL.md files or repo configs, no version history, no review, copy-pasted between machines and teammates. The deeper problem: the person who should write a skill is whoever knows the workflow — ops, support, research — not whoever knows YAML. So they don't, and the skill ends up a developer's secondhand guess.
Contexory fixes both. Non-devs author in a real collaborative editor (an AI assistant handles the frontmatter/structure); you get versions + review/approval like code.
Then it gets the skill into your agent, two ways: • Claude Code & OpenClaw — published skills auto-sync via our plugins (on npm + ClawHub + the Claude Code marketplace). • Your own agent (LangGraph, CrewAI, custom) — two-way GitHub sync keeps skills as portable markdown checked into your repo, so your agent loads them the way it already does. No lock-in.
It's early and I'd genuinely love your hardest questions and "why not just a repo + PRs?" challenges (I think the non-dev authoring + review layer is the point — happy to argue it).
About Contexory on Product Hunt
“Author agent skills with your team, sync to any AI agent”
Contexory was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #12 on the daily leaderboard. Where teams author, review & version AI agent skills — then get them into every agent. Non-devs write them (no YAML); you keep git + review. Auto-syncs to Claude Code & OpenClaw; two-way GitHub sync feeds your own agents (LangGraph, custom). Portable markdown, no lock-in.
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Contexory
Hi PH 👋 I'm Desmond from Contexory.
Agent skills are the instructions that make an agent good at your work — and they're usually a mess: scattered SKILL.md files or repo configs, no version history, no review, copy-pasted between machines and teammates. The deeper problem: the person who should write a skill is whoever knows the workflow — ops, support, research — not whoever knows YAML. So they don't, and the skill ends up a developer's secondhand guess.
Contexory fixes both. Non-devs author in a real collaborative editor (an AI assistant handles the frontmatter/structure); you get versions + review/approval like code.
Then it gets the skill into your agent, two ways: • Claude Code & OpenClaw — published skills auto-sync via our plugins (on npm + ClawHub + the Claude Code marketplace). • Your own agent (LangGraph, CrewAI, custom) — two-way GitHub sync keeps skills as portable markdown checked into your repo, so your agent loads them the way it already does. No lock-in.
It's early and I'd genuinely love your hardest questions and "why not just a repo + PRs?" challenges (I think the non-dev authoring + review layer is the point — happy to argue it).