HOW-TO
How to add and sync a skill
Add skills to your private registry, keep drafts and published versions apart, share them with your team and move them across tools so copies do not drift apart.
STEPS
How to add and sync a skill
- Add
Create a skill in the private registry, or import one.
- Version
Work on a draft and publish when it is ready. History is never rewritten.
- Share
Use folders, tags and private, group or organisation sharing.
- Sync and move
Translate skills for each platform, and pull them through Joyst’s hosted skills MCP where available.
- Package
Include published skills in agent packages.
WHY A REGISTRY
One source of truth
- Ownership
Each skill has an owner. The team uses the approved version.
- Across tools
Stop keeping separate copies for Claude, Cursor and agents.
- Controlled publishing
The same permissions decide who can publish.
- Not a marketplace
Only your organisation’s skills.
RELATED
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- Resources hub
Practical guides to setting up and using Joyst.
Open - Skills registry
Manage, version and move skills across AI tools.
Open - What is a skills registry
How a private skills registry differs from a public skill list.
Open - Manage skills across AI tools
One registry across Claude, Cursor and agents.
Open - Version and share skills
Draft, publish, assign owners and share with the team.
Open - Skill portability
Sync and move skills without a copy for each vendor.
Open - Claude and Cursor skills
Manage Claude skills and Cursor rules in one registry.
Open - Agents
Package skills, prompts, MCP servers and secrets into reusable setups.
Open - Manage skills across Claude and Cursor
Manage skills across Claude and Cursor as a team.
Open
Skills how-to FAQ
Both work. Import existing SKILL.md content as a private draft, or write it in Joyst.
Treat the registry as the source of truth. Check your release notes for how sync works on each platform.
Yes. The registry keeps the master copy, so you can sync or move skills across the AI tools your team uses.
Add a skill to your private registry.
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