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SHARE PROMPTS WITH YOUR TEAM

Share prompts with your team, without pasting into Slack

Pasting prompts into Slack works until someone edits a copy, a new starter cannot find the approved version or a key slips into the thread. Joyst lets you share prompts privately, with a group or across the organisation, with view, use and manage permissions. New starters find approved prompts, not yesterday’s copy.

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Team prompt sharing permissions in Joyst

WHY PASTING FAILS

Share prompts without digging through Slack.

  • Threads scatter and fork

    Pasting prompts into Slack works until someone edits a copy. Threads scatter, edits split off and nobody can prove which wording is approved.

  • Keys slip into chat

    Pasting invites secrets into the thread. Keep API keys in the secrets vault, never in a shared prompt.

  • Pasting is not a system

    A one-off paste is fine. As the way your team shares prompts, it fails. You need a catalogue with permissions, not yesterday’s channel.

SHARE LEVELS

Private, group and organisation share

  • Private share

    Keep a prompt private while you draft, or share one-to-one when only a few people need it.

  • Group share

    Share with a group so one team uses the same approved wording without bothering everyone else.

  • Organisation share

    Publish across the organisation when the prompt is the company standard. People outside still cannot browse your catalogue.

  • You choose the audience

    Private, group or organisation. You set the level. This is private team sharing, not a public prompt collection.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

Permissions that match how teams work

  • View, use, manage

    Let more people use a prompt without letting more people edit it. Manage rights stay with owners. Everyone else can still use the approved prompt.

  • Tied to the team library

    Sharing works on the team prompt library. Versioning keeps the history when wording changes.

  • Approved set under governance

    When security needs to know who published what, permissions and the audit trail sit under AI governance.

  • Reuse in agents

    Shared prompts go into agent packages, so setups stay consistent across people and tools.

FOR NEW STARTERS

Onboarding onto approved prompts

  • Land on the published set

    New starters get the published prompts with the right permissions, not a hunt through old Slack channels.

  • Clear owners and rights

    View, use and manage rights make it clear who can change wording and who should use the approved copy.

  • Same prompts in agents

    Onboarding sticks when agents and apps use the same shared prompts as the rest of the team.

RELATED

Keep exploring.

  • Prompt management

    A team prompt library with versioning and sharing levels.

    Open
  • Prompt versioning

    Draft, publish and roll back approved team prompts.

    Open
  • Prompt manager

    Folders, owners and publishing rights for organisations.

    Open
  • AI governance

    Permissions and an audit trail across the private catalogue.

    Open
  • Agents

    Package skills, prompts, MCP servers and secrets into reusable setups.

    Open
  • Secrets vault

    Keys kept out of model context.

    Open
  • Share prompt templates

    Write templates once, version every change and share them.

    Open

Share prompts with your team FAQ

Share privately, with a group or across the organisation from the team prompt library, with view, use and manage permissions.

Yes. Manage rights can stay narrow while view and use are wider.

No. Sharing stays inside your organisation. It is not a social prompt network.

New starters find approved prompts straight away, instead of searching Slack for the last good copy.

Neither. Joyst is the private team catalogue for skills, prompts, MCP servers, secrets and agents.

Share prompts safely in your private catalogue.

Create an organisation account and bring skills, prompts, MCP servers, secrets and agents into one private catalogue.

  • Private to your organisation
  • Draft, then publish
  • Limited open beta
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