You can't be good at everything. Your team already is.
In every company, a few people have cracked how to get great results from AI. Companion is the team library where they save those methods — so everyone else gets the same results, in one click.
Free · Open source · Yours to keep
Sound familiar?
“Anyone got a good prompt for meeting notes?”
Tuesday, 9:14. Marie has the perfect method — buried in her notes app. Jonas asks the chat. Tom rewrites his own from scratch. The know-how exists, it just doesn't travel.
Hours lost, every week, in every team.
The idea
A skill is a recipe for a task.
The person who does a task best writes down exactly how they do it — what to ask, what to check, what to avoid. That's a skill. From then on, anyone can do that task the same way, with the same result.
Written by your best person
Not downloaded from the internet — Marie's method, from Marie.
Used in one click
No digging through docs, no asking around. Pick it and go.
Better every week
When Marie improves her method, everyone's version improves with it.
Meeting summaries
Turn a raw meeting transcript into decisions, owners and deadlines.
The difference
Same question. Different league.
Without the skill
Polite. Vague. Useless.
With Marie's skill
Decisions, owners, deadlines. Every single time.
Same AI. Same question. The method makes the difference.
Why it matters
Know-how that stays in the building.
Anyone can buy the same AI. Nobody else has your people's skills. That edge is yours — and it gets sharper every week.
Nothing gets reinvented
Search before you write. If someone already cracked it, it's in the library, with their name on it.
People leave, skills stay
When Marie moves on, her method doesn't. New hires start with the whole company's playbook on day one.
Better every week
One person improves a skill, everyone gets the improvement. The gap with the outside grows quietly.
Safe by default.
Keep a skill private in My Skills or share it with your organization. Companion can run its control plane and skill registry on your own servers, so governance stays on infrastructure you control.
Your company is full of experts. Borrow them.
Set up takes an afternoon. The first skills can be shared today.
Free and open source · runs on your own infrastructure if you want