What is an Agent Skill?

An Agent Skill — the same open format you know as Claude Skills — is your expertise, codified: the procedures, judgment, and standards behind how you do one task well, written down once so any AI tool or teammate can apply it the same way every time.

Where a prompt is a one-off question, a skill is a reusable procedure: it's versioned, permissioned, and shared from a library your team owns.

What's inside a skill

Every skill is a folder built around one file:

my-skill/
├── SKILL.md       ← instructions (required)
├── references/    ← supporting docs
├── scripts/       ← optional executable logic
└── assets/        ← templates, images

• SKILL.md holds the name, a description (this is what an AI reads to decide when the skill applies), and the instructions themselves — plain Markdown.
• Reference files carry the supporting material: checklists, examples, templates, data files. They're versioned together with the skill.

The open standard

Skills follow the open SKILL.md format — the agentskills.io standard. It's the same format Claude Skills use, which is why you can export a skill you built in Claude and import it into Agentman (or the other way around) with no conversion.

What Agentman adds to a skill

• A team library — My Skills, Team Skills, and Shared with me, private by default.
• Sharing with four access levels: use, read, edit, admin.
• Version history with notes, visual compare, and one-click restore.
• An audit trail — who used what expertise, when.
• Use everywhere — the same skill runs in Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor, and Agentman agents over one connection.

Availability

All plans. Drafts are unlimited on every plan; the Free plan publishes up to 10 skills.