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How-to and what-is guides for Joyst.

Practical how-to and what-is guides to the private team catalogue, covering prompts, skills, MCP servers, secrets and agents. These pages explain what Joyst is and how to use it.

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  • Get started

    Create your account, learn how workspaces work and find where everything lives.

  • What is Joyst?

    A private catalogue for your team’s skills, prompts, MCP servers, secrets and agents.

  • Common problems

    Bring scattered prompts together and stop pasting API keys into AI chat.

GUIDES

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  • Get started

    Create your account, learn how workspaces work and find where everything lives.

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  • What is Joyst

    A private catalogue for your team’s skills, prompts, MCP servers, secrets and agents.

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  • Fix prompts scattered across tools

    Bring approved prompts into one owned library.

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  • Stop pasting API keys into AI chat

    Keep keys in the vault and use them without pasting.

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  • AI governance framework

    Five practical controls, with a checklist.

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GUIDES

How-to and what-is

  • Prompts

    Create, version and reuse prompts in your organisation’s catalogue.

  • Skills registry

    What a skills registry is, and how to add and sync skills.

  • MCP catalogue

    Connect, document and approve MCP servers for your team.

  • Secrets and agents

    Store secrets safely, use them without pasting and package agents.

HOW-TOS

Practical guides.

  • Create and version a prompt

    Write, version and reuse prompts in your catalogue.

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  • Add and sync a skill

    Add skills to the registry and keep them in step across tools.

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  • What is a skills registry

    How a private skills registry differs from a public skill list.

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  • Connect and document an MCP server

    Connect, document and approve MCP servers for your team.

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  • Sharing: private, group and organisation

    How sharing works across the private catalogue.

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  • Add and use secrets safely

    Store keys in the vault and use them without pasting them into chat.

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  • How controlled substitution works

    Refer to secrets by name. Controlled substitution is designed to keep their values out of the model’s context.

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  • Create an agent package

    Assemble skills, MCP servers, prompts and secrets into one setup.

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SETUP & ADMIN

Set up and manage.

  • Create your workspace

    Set up your organisation’s workspace and open the catalogue.

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  • Invite users

    Add colleagues so they can use the private catalogue.

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  • Where is the agent library?

    Find the private agent library in Joyst.

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  • Audit trail

    See who changed skills, prompts, MCP servers, secrets and agents.

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PRODUCT AND BLOG

Product and blog.

  • Prompt management

    A team library for prompts, with versioning and sharing levels.

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  • Skills registry

    Manage, version and move skills across AI tools.

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  • MCP catalogue

    Connect, document and approve MCP servers.

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  • Secrets vault

    Keys kept out of model context.

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  • Agents

    Package skills, prompts, MCP servers and secrets.

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  • AI governance

    Permissions and an audit trail across the private catalogue.

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  • Blog

    Longer articles alongside these guides.

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Resources FAQ

The blog carries longer articles. Resources are practical guides that explain what Joyst is and how to use it.

Explainers, such as what a private team catalogue or skills registry is, and step-by-step guides, such as creating and versioning prompts, connecting an MCP server, controlled substitution and creating an agent package.

Product pages, such as Prompt management, explain what Joyst offers. Guides explain the steps. If you are stuck on a task, start with a guide.

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Create an organisation account and use these guides for prompts, skills, MCP servers, secrets and agents.

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