Share your ChatGPT skillswith everyone you work with.
Colleagues and clients use the same skills from the apps they already use: ChatGPT, Claude, Skillyo, web pages, web apps and Notion. Everyone collaborates on one set of skills and sees each other's results.
What Skillyo adds to ChatGPT.
ChatGPTShare beyond ChatGPT
Teammates run your skills from Claude or in Skillyo. Nobody has to switch AI apps or share a ChatGPT account.
Work together across apps
Chloe runs the proposal skill in ChatGPT, Ana picks it up in Claude. Every result lands in the same skillspace, so you find and build on each other's work from any app. Ask ChatGPT for Ana's latest proposal and it opens in the chat.
Improve it once, for everyone
Change a skill in Skillyo and the next run uses it, in every app and for everyone. No files to send around, no out-of-date versions.
Your custom GPTs, as skills
Paste a custom GPT's instructions into Skillyo and it becomes a skill with a form, ready for ChatGPT and everywhere else your team works.
Clients without an AI account
Put the same skill in a Notion page or on your website, including one built with Lovable. Visitors fill in a form and get the finished result.
You set the rules
Choose who can use each skillspace and from which apps, and cap what each app can spend. Remove access any time.
One skill. Everyone you work with. Whatever they use.
Teammates on ChatGPT and Claude, and clients with no AI account, run the same skills from one skillspace. Every result lands there too, so the work is shared instead of scattered across private chats.
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Chloe adds a skill she made in ChatGPT to her team's skillspace.
How it works.
In Skillyo, open Settings, Connections and add ChatGPT. Pick the skillspaces it may use and a budget.
In ChatGPT, open Plugins and add a custom MCP server named Skillyo, with your address.
Sign in to Skillyo when ChatGPT asks, then ask for a skill by what it does.
What Skillyo can see
Only the skillspaces you choose, and only up to the budget you set. Remove ChatGPT's access any time.
Questions we get
We already share GPTs and skills in ChatGPT. What does Skillyo add?
ChatGPT shares with people on ChatGPT. Skillyo shares with everyone else you work with: colleagues on Claude, clients and partners with no AI account, and visitors to your website or a Notion page. Every run is kept in one skillspace, so you can see what was made and by whom, whichever app they used.
Can I bring my custom GPTs?
Yes. Paste a GPT's instructions into Skillyo and it becomes a skill with a form. Colleagues and clients can run it from ChatGPT, Claude, Skillyo or your website. OpenAI retires custom GPTs on December 11, 2026, so bring them over before then. Bring your custom GPTs to Skillyo
Is it the same as connecting Claude?
Yes. Both use the same kind of address, with the skillspaces and budget you choose.
Keep using ChatGPT. Now share your skills with everyone.
Connect ChatGPT and run your first skill from a chat.