Hi Geoffrey, I'm Martin Hall, one of the founders of Skillyo.
Skillyo lets a team share its skills and work from them together, each person in the app they already use. A skill (the instructions you would give an AI) becomes a small tool: a form that runs the same way every time. Put it in a skillspace with your team or a client, and each of them can run it from Notion, Notion AI, Claude, ChatGPT, Meta's Muse or Slack. The results land in one shared place where everyone can see them and comment. The same form can also go on any web page, your own site or a client's, so visitors can use the skill right there. Skills stay in the Agent Skills format (SKILL.md), so they are not locked into us.
Notion's sync moves the instructions to each agent. We turn the skill into a tool: a form for people without an AI account, shared with a team or a client, with results in one place, on any web page.
Below is what happened when we took your Document Review skill through it. Everything ran in our demo workspace, not yours.
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Your SKILL.md, word for word, as a page in a Notion Skills database.
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What this makes possible: Notion stays where skills are written and kept.