Learn how to turn what you know into something your team can run.
Guides, comparisons, and hands-on breakdowns on building real, runnable skills, plus a look at what's new on Skillyo itself.
Team accounts are here: one bill, shared skills, and results you review together
A team lead can now pay for the whole team, and everyone works from the same skills, results and comments in one shared space.
Martin Hall · Announcements · Oct 2026 · 3 min readYour team won't use one AI app. Your skills shouldn't care which one they're in.
Every few months a new AI app lands in your team's workday, and the know-how stays trapped in the last one. Here is how to keep it portable.
Martin Hall · Perspectives · Oct 2026 · 3 min readSkillyo vs. PromptBase, FlowGPT, and the GPT Store
PromptBase, FlowGPT, GPT Store, and Prompt Hub all get you a prompt. None of them run it for you.
Jeremy Rader · Guides · Aug 2026 · 6 min readHow to turn a Claude, ChatGPT, or other prompt into something your team can actually run
A good prompt only works for the person who wrote it. Here's what makes it stop working the moment someone else tries it.
Jeremy Rader · Guides · Jul 2026 · 5 min readSKILL.md vs. a runnable skill: what's the difference
Both package expertise so it doesn't have to be rebuilt from scratch. One needs a developer to open it.
Jeremy Rader · Guides · Jul 2026 · 4 min readThe problem with prompt marketplaces nobody talks about
A one-time purchase for a text file sounds simple. What happens after you download it usually isn't.
Jeremy Rader · Guides · Jul 2026 · 4 min readWhat happens when you give an AI skill a form instead of a chat window
Same underlying task, two different starting points. The result isn't just easier to get to, it's a different kind of result.
Jeremy Rader · Guides · Jul 2026 · 5 min readBest AI skill marketplaces in 2026, compared
Three real categories exist right now, and they're solving different pieces of the same problem.
Jeremy Rader · Guides · Jul 2026 · 6 min readCapture your judgment once, not every time
AI models know a lot. They don't know how you do your job. Martin Hall on the actual opportunity to stop re-explaining what you already know.
Martin Hall · Perspectives · Jul 2026 · 3 min readThe five levels of working with AI, and why most teams are stuck at level two
Most teams don't know there are levels beyond writing a better prompt. Here's the ladder, and where the real jump happens.
Jeremy Rader · Guides · Jul 2026 · 5 min readYour team already uses AI. Now make it repeatable, shareable, and collaborative.
Turn your best prompt into your team's first skill.