Skills

Skills are software for AI agents. Just like your team builds internal tools and libraries, you build skills to extend what your agents can do — enforce coding standards, follow internal deploy pipelines, generate reports in your company format, connect to internal APIs, or anything else your workflows require.

Rebyte manages the complete skill lifecycle so your team can focus on building, not on infrastructure.

Skill Lifecycle

Create

A skill is a directory with a SKILL.md file — the instructions an agent follows when the skill is invoked. Skills can also include code, binaries, templates, or any files the agent needs.

my-skill/
  SKILL.md         # Instructions for the agent
  bin/              # Optional: CLI tools or scripts
  templates/        # Optional: file templates

No special framework, no SDK, no build step. If you can describe it in a markdown file and package supporting files alongside it, you can build a skill.

Publish

Each publish creates an immutable version. You can view the full version history, compare any two versions, and roll back instantly. Published skills are stored in the Rebyte skill registry and distributed automatically.

Access control

Skills are scoped to your organization by default. The creator controls visibility and ACL:

Setting	Options
Visibility	private (creator + ACL only) or public (all org members)
ACL	Per-user grants, managed by the creator
Publishing	Any org member can create; creator controls rollback and visibility

No skill is accessible outside your organization. Team skills are invisible to other organizations.

Install

When a task starts, Rebyte automatically installs the requested skills into the Agent Computer. No manual setup, no pre-configuration. The agent has the skill available the moment it needs it.

Execute

The agent invokes skills during task execution. Skills have full access to the computer’s tools — terminal, file system, browser, git — so they can do real work, not just provide instructions.

Team Skills

Team skills are the primary way enterprises customize agent behavior. They are private, versioned, access-controlled, and pinned — tasks always use the latest version at creation time.

Examples of team skills:

• Coding standards — enforce your team’s style guide, linting rules, and review checklist
• Deploy pipeline — follow your internal CI/CD process step by step
• Report generation — produce reports in your company’s format and branding
• Internal API access — connect to internal services with the right auth and conventions
• Onboarding — set up new repos with your team’s boilerplate, configs, and tooling

Built-in Skills

Rebyte-maintained skills for common tasks: deep research, stock analysis, spreadsheets, presentations, data analysis, browser automation, image generation, podcast production, and more.

Built-in skills are always available and require no setup.

Public Skills

Open-source skills from GitHub. The built-in Skill Installer discovers and installs them into the Agent Computer automatically at runtime. Point to a GitHub repo and the agent has the skill — no pre-configuration needed.