Your Skills Can Now Follow You Across Every AI Tool

Skills just got portable.

You can finally go all in on using skills without worrying about whether they're missing in the tool your in, synced to your latest iteration, or remembering where it is saved. ContextStream Skills gives every skill you build one home that every tool can reach.

If you've been holding back on investing in skills because the maintenance across tools wasn't worth it, that friction is gone.

One Skill, Every Tool

The moment you work across tools, those walls become a chore. You're the integration layer. Copy-pasting between formats, manually syncing changes, trying to remember if you updated the Cursor version or the Claude Code version last. It's not hard. It's just dumb work that has nothing to do with the actual skill you built.

Skills in ContextStream eliminate that. Define your skill once. Trigger it from any supported tool. Same instructions, same output, same quality, whether you're in Cursor at 9am or Claude Code at 2pm or Cowork on a Saturday.

Switch editors. Switch AI providers. Switch machines. As long as the ContextStream MCP is enabled, your skills are there. And because skills are built on the Agent Skills Open Standard under the Agentic AI Foundation, it's not a proprietary format. Your skills aren't locked to anything.

Share Skills With Your Team

On team plans, skills become collaborative. Share a skill with your teammates and everyone operates from the same playbook.

Your team has a specific way you review code. A format for writing docs. A content workflow that took months to dial in. Instead of each person maintaining their own version, or not having one at all, you publish the skill once and the whole team picks it up instantly.

New hire joins? They inherit every shared skill on day one. No onboarding doc. No "ask Sarah how she gets Claude to do that." The institutional knowledge is encoded directly into the skills your AI tools execute.

Personal skills stay personal. Shared skills propagate to the team. You control the scope.

Version History, Execution Logs, and a Dashboard

Skills track changes and usage automatically. Every update saves the previous version so you can see what changed, who changed it, and roll back if needed. Every execution is logged too, so you can see how your team is actually using skills.

You can also manage everything from the ContextStream web dashboard. Browse, edit, import, and review history without opening an AI assistant at all.

A Note on Licensing

If you're importing skills from external sources, license compliance is on you. ContextStream doesn't enforce licensing on skill content. It's your responsibility to respect the original terms when you use, share, or modify a skill. Worth keeping in mind as the ecosystem grows and more skills start circulating.

Get Started

Skills are available on all plans, including free. Tell your agent you want a skill added to ContextStream and it handles the rest. You can also import existing rules files or create skills from scratch. Either way, once a skill is in ContextStream it's available anywhere the MCP server is enabled. Skills activate automatically on trigger patterns or on demand.

Make sure you're running the latest version of the ContextStream MCP tool. Full documentation is at contextstream.io/docs/skills.

One home for your skills. Every tool can reach them. No more remembering what lives where.

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ContextStream is an MCP server that gives your AI tools persistent memory across sessions and editors. Every decision, preference, and lesson learned is stored and automatically surfaced when you need it, no matter which tool you're working in. Skills is the latest addition to that platform. Learn more at contextstream.io.