A skill anyone can get from one link

A skill the team made in a workspace can be shared with anybody, inside GBrain or not, through a link. The person who opens it reads what the skill does and gets a copy of it in a workspace of their own. The skill in the workspace it came from is never changed.

Start from the skill’s page

Open the workspace’s Skills page, then the Your team’s tab, then a skill under it. Its page has Share. Pressing it opens the skill’s Share page, with a draft of what a stranger will read:

• the title and a one-line summary;
• what it needs: what is included, what to connect, and what it will ask for;
• an example run, written with made-up details;
• the steps the AI follows, exactly as they will be installed.

Edit what people see changes any of them. Nothing is public until Publish is pressed, and each change after that waits for Publish changes. Ten publishes a day is the most one person can make.

The privacy check runs before anything is public

GBrain reads every word of the title, the summary, the example and the steps, and Publish stays off while any of these is in them: an email address, a phone or fax number, an ID number, a street address, health details, a password or key, or one fixed place the skill sends things to. Each hit names the part and the line. Make it a blank the next person fills, like “your provider’s fax number”, and the check clears.

The link, and turning it off

Once published, the link is at the top of the Share page with Copy. Only people with the link can see the page: it is not listed anywhere and search engines leave it out. The page says who shared it, by the sharer’s whole name as it reads on their GBrain account, “Shared by Garry Tan”.

The Link on switch beside it turns the link off and on. Off, the link stops working, and anyone who opens it reads that it is turned off. On again, the same link works. Nothing asks first, because either way can be undone. People who already got the skill keep their copy.

Anyone can press Report this skill on its page. GBrain’s team reads every report, and a skill GBrain takes down stays down; its Share page says why.

What the person with the link sees

Get this skill is on the page. Somebody new signs in, picks who GBrain is for and a plan, and the skill is set up on the first day. Somebody who already uses GBrain picks which of their workspaces it goes in, with no new plan. Either way it opens in a chat of its own, which says what the skill needs and asks for anything only they know, one thing at a time, and shows anything it would send before it sends it.

$10 of credit for each person who pays

The top of the Share page counts the people who signed up through the link, how many paid, and what the link has earned. When someone gets the skill through the link, signs up and pays for a plan, GBrain adds $10 of credit to the sharer’s organization. It arrives once their first payment goes through, and each person counts once, through the first link they used.

These don’t count: the sharer’s own accounts, anyone in the same organization, and anyone with an email address at the same company.

Asking the AI to share comes next

Saying “share this” in a workspace chat, so the AI writes the general version and its page for review, arrives with the next update to what runs in every workspace. Until then, start from the skill’s page as above.