Your best work, running while you get on with yours.

AI apps now schedule work, watch your inbox and run jobs on their own. Skillyo gives them your team's skills to run, the same way every time, and puts every result in a collaborative skillspace your colleagues, clients and their agents share, whichever app each of them uses.

One collaborative skillspace. Every app and agent.

An AI app keeps what it does to itself. A skillspace puts what every person and agent does in front of the team: the same skills, files and brand, and every result, with who ran it and where.

Run the team's skills from your own app

Colleagues, clients and their agents run the same skills, each from the app they already use, or in Skillyo with no AI app at all.

See who ran what, and from where

Every result, by a person or their agent, lands in the skillspace with who ran it and from which app.

Pick up where someone left off

Ask for Sam's latest result and build on it, or ask what's new and catch up on the team's results, comments and messages.

Comment, share and invite across apps

Comment from Claude and a colleague replies from ChatGPT. Invite people or share a result from the chat.

The same standard, whoever asks

Every run uses the skillspace's files, context and brand, and the model set for the skill, never the app's own.

On your website, for people with no AI account

Put a skill on your website, in a web app or in a Notion page from the chat. Visitors run it and get the result there.

What each app and agent adds

All of the above works in every one of them. AI apps answer when you ask. Agents also work on their own, on a schedule or when something happens. Here's where they differ.

AI apps you askAgents
CapabilityClaudeChatGPTNotion AILovableMuseGrok BotDotsDuet
In the app
Skillyo's own screens in the chatSkillyo is an MCP App: the skill's form, live progress, the full result in your brand, and one-press download.●●
Built into your web app as you build itAsk for a skill on the page, and Lovable adds it in the same turn, in your app's own brand.●
On your phoneRun skills from the app's own mobile app.●●●●○○
On its own, for the team
Run a team skill on a scheduleEvery Monday, the result is in the skillspace for everyone, not in one person's chat.●●●○○
Act when something happensThe agent spots the trigger, runs the skill your team agreed on, and files the result.●●●○○
Work in the backgroundLong jobs on the agent's own computer, with the results landing in the skillspace.●●●●○
Deliver it where you areThe agent passes the result on in Slack, Teams or a message.●○
●Works with Skillyo○Coming

What each app and agent does on its own is its maker's feature, as described in October 2026, and may differ by plan and country.

What it looks like in practice

For a consultant, it's your method working for every client while you sleep. For a team, it's the work everyone repeats, done the same way, in front of everyone.

Consultants and creators

Every client's Monday brief, before you're up

A Claude scheduled task runs your competitor radar for each client on Sunday night. Each brief lands in that client's skillspace, reporting only what changed since last week. Your client reads it from their own ChatGPT and leaves a comment you see from yours.

ScheduleCollaborative skillspaceComments across apps
Consultants and creators

A lead magnet that works overnight

Ask Lovable to put your free audit skill on your site, and it's there in your brand. Prospects run it with no AI account. In the morning, ask your AI how it's doing: runs this week and credits used, against your budget.

LovableOn your websiteBudget
Teams

The same answer, whoever asks

Your new hire uses ChatGPT. Your best account manager uses Claude. Both run the same proposal skill, on the same model, from the same skillspace, and each sees the other's results. Day one looks like year five.

Any appSame standardWho ran what
Teams

An agent that does the prep

Before Ben's client call, his agent runs the account brief skill and files it in the team's skillspace. Ben reads it on his phone on the way in, and Priya picks up the follow-up from Notion AI.

AgentsPick up where someone left off

Proactive, and still yours to control

An agent can do the work. It can't decide who sees it.

  • Anything that sends, shares or saves waits for a person's yes, whoever started it: a reply, a comment, a share, a skill on a website.
  • Each app or agent reaches only the skillspaces you turn on for it, and a skillspace's owner decides whether its members may use it from their apps.
  • A monthly budget for runs from apps, so a schedule or an agent can't run up a bill.
  • Apps and agents get a skill's inputs, never its instructions. Disconnect any of them at any time.

Questions we get

Can I run a skill on a schedule?

Yes, with the schedule in your AI app. Claude's scheduled tasks use the connectors you've set up, Skillyo among them, and ChatGPT and Muse have scheduled tasks of their own. Each run lands in your skillspace like any other.

What's the difference between an AI app and an agent?

You ask an AI app, and it answers. An agent works on its own: it runs on a schedule or when something happens, and comes back to you with the result or a question. Both run the same skills from Skillyo.

Can an agent send or share something without me?

No. Anything that sends, shares or saves waits for a person to say yes, and each agent reaches only the skillspaces you allow.

Which agents work with Skillyo?

Muse and Grok Bot run skills today. Support for ChatGPT's Dots and Claude's Duet is coming. Setup steps for every app

Do my clients need an AI app?

No. They can run your skills in Skillyo, on your website or in a Notion page, with no AI account, and get the same result. How embedding works

Build it once. Let every app and agent run it your way.

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