Sharing Custom Skills

You can build your own skill in a work folder and share it with everyone in your account — without publishing anything to a public website. The person who built the skill clicks Share; everyone else sees it in their Skills section and installs it with one click.

With custom skill sharing you can:

• Share a skill you built with your whole account — privately, from inside Studio.
• Install skills your teammates share so they apply to all your chats.
• Bring a shared skill into your own work folder to adapt it or combine it with others.
• Keep your shared skills up to date and see how many people are using them.

Understand how to share a custom skill with your account, install skills others have shared, bring shared skills into your work folders, and manage your shared skills over time.

• Signed in to Treasure AI Studio (Getting Started)
• Familiarity with how skills work (Skills & Marketplace)
• A work folder — skills are built and shared from within a work folder (the Develop tab appears only once you have at least one work folder)

A few terms appear throughout this page and in the interface:

When a plugin is shared, its skills are invoked in chat as /{plugin-name}:<skill> — for example, /weekly-automation:summary.

Custom skill sharing lives in the Skills section of the Studio sidebar (the sparkles icon). It has three tabs:

You share skills from the Develop tab. Each of your work folders appears as its own section, listing the skills inside it.

Skills start as drafts inside a work folder. A skill that hasn't been shared yet shows a Draft status. (For how work folders hold skills and context, see Core Concepts.)

your-project/    # the work folder's directory slug (set at creation)
└── .claude/
    └── skills/
        ├── create-message/
        │   └── SKILL.md
        └── email-campaign/
            └── SKILL.md

1. Open the Develop tab and find the work folder with the skills you want to share.
2. Select the draft skills you'd like to include.
3. Click Share selected. The Share skills dialog opens.
4. Enter a Plugin name. This is how teammates will find and invoke the plugin.
   • Use lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens only (for example, weekly-automation).
   • The name must be unique within your account.
   • As you type, Studio shows how the plugin will be invoked: /{plugin-name}:<skill>.
5. Confirm which skills to share are checked.
6. Click Share.

Your plugin is now shared. The work folder section shows a Published badge with the number of skills shared, and each shared skill's status changes from Draft to Shared.

In the Develop tab, each skill shows where it stands:

The top of the Develop tab also summarizes your activity: how many Shared skills you've published and your Total subscriptions — the combined number of people across the account using your skills. Each published work folder also shows its own subscription count, so you can see which skills are catching on.

Sharing captures a snapshot of your skills at the moment you share them. When you later edit a skill in your work folder, the shared copy your teammates use does not change automatically — you decide when to push the update.

When a shared skill differs from what you've published, the Develop tab flags it:

• The skill row shows a Changed marker.
• The work folder shows an Updates to push indicator.

To publish your latest changes, click Push update. Studio re-syncs the work folder's current skills to everyone who installed the plugin. After pushing, the section shows when it was Last pushed. As with the initial share, files larger than 1 MB are not included in the update.

Open the Edit shared plugin dialog from a shared work folder to change what's in the plugin or rename it.

• Add or remove skills — check or uncheck skills to change what the plugin includes.
• Rename the plugin — change the plugin name.

You can also manage individual shared skills from the skill's actions menu:

To stop sharing a plugin completely, use Unpublish. This removes all of the plugin's skills from the account and revokes access for everyone using it.

The Shared tab lists every skill shared across your account.

1. Open the Shared tab.
2. Find a skill using Search or sort the list by Recently updated or Name. Each skill shows who shared it (by {author}).
3. Click Install. The Install dialog gives you two choices:

Once installed, the skill shows an Installed label and is available in all your chats. There are two ways it gets used:

• Invoke it directly — type /{plugin-name}:<skill> in the chat input to call the skill explicitly.
• Let the AI apply it — the AI also applies the skill on its own when your request relates to what it does, with no explicit call needed.

The Installed tab lists every shared plugin you've installed, grouped by plugin and showing who shared each one.

• Bring a skill into a work folder — from a plugin's menu, copy its skills into one of your work folders to adapt them.
• Uninstall — remove a plugin from your skills. Its skills stop applying to your new chats.

If you haven't installed anything yet, the tab reads "You haven't installed any skills yet."

After reading this guide, you can:

• Explain the difference between a skill, a plugin, sharing, and installing
• Share skills from a work folder as a named plugin, available only inside your account
• Push an update to a shared plugin after editing its skills
• Hide, retract, or unpublish shared skills, and understand the effect on subscribers
• Install a shared skill for all your chats, or bring it into a work folder for development
• Uninstall a shared skill you no longer need

• Skills & Marketplace — How skills work and how the AI applies them
• Plugin Marketplace — Install skills from public GitHub marketplaces
• Supported Skills Catalog — Reference of the skills delivered by the pre-installed plugins
• Core Concepts — Configure work folders that hold and pre-activate skills