Give Museyour team's skills.
Muse runs your team's skills, builds new ones from a conversation and follows up on what they find. Skillyo's skills do the specialized work, and Muse decides what to run next. Every result lands in your shared skillspace.
What Skillyo adds to Muse.
New skills from a conversation
Talk Muse through how you do something and it adds the steps to Skillyo as a skill your whole team can run.
It follows up
Muse reads a skill's result and offers the next step, like running a second skill, and checks with you first.
The skills your team already uses
Muse runs the same skills your colleagues run from Claude, ChatGPT or Skillyo. Nobody rebuilds them for a new app.
Work together across apps
Every result lands in your shared skillspace, marked with the app it came from. Ask Muse for a colleague's latest result and it finds it.
The skill's own model
A skill runs on the model set for it in Skillyo, not the one Muse uses, so its result matches what your colleagues get from any other app.
You set the rules
Turn on the skillspaces your AI apps and agents may use, and set a monthly budget for runs from apps, in Settings, Connections. Disconnect any app at any time; results stay in Skillyo.
How it works.
In a Muse chat, ask it to add a custom connector for an MCP server.
Paste Skillyo's address, https://app.skillyo.ai/api/mcp-server, and sign in to Skillyo when Muse asks.
Ask Muse for a skill by what it does.
What Skillyo can see
Only what Muse sends it: the inputs of a skill you run, files you add and messages you send, and only in the skillspaces you turn on for your apps. Disconnect Muse any time.
Questions we get
How do I share a skill with my team from Muse?
Put it in a skillspace and invite your colleagues. Each of them runs it from their own app, whether that is Muse, Claude, ChatGPT or Skillyo, and every result lands in that skillspace for everyone to see.
Can my clients run my skills without Muse?
Yes. Clients run them in Skillyo with a short form, or on your website or a Notion page, with no AI account of their own.
Is Skillyo in Muse's list of connectors?
Not yet. You add it yourself: ask Muse in a chat to add a custom connector for an MCP server and give it Skillyo's address. Meta doesn't review custom connectors, so Skillyo signs you in with your own account. Setup steps for every app
Keep using Muse. Now share your skills with everyone.
Connect Muse and run your first skill from a chat.