From first draft to published, tracked, and searchable — Commons covers the whole lifecycle of an AI asset.
Every published skill, guardrail, template, and context doc — organized by team, function, and activity, with usage counts and version history built in. Semantic search means people find the right asset by describing what they need, not guessing at a filename.
Every submission is routed to the right reviewer automatically — a team approver for the asset's function, or an org admin as fallback. Claude generates a change summary, risk flags, and a recommendation before your reviewer even opens it.
See usage by team and asset type, catch published assets going stale before someone relies on outdated guidance, and get Pulse — a narrative summary written by Claude — summarizing what changed and what needs attention.
Published assets are pulled straight into Claude Code and Cowork sessions — no copy-pasting from a browser tab. Every use is logged automatically, so your analytics stay accurate without anyone lifting a finger.
The governed library for your team's AI skills, prompts, and guardrails.