GBrain gives a team, and every AI it uses, one shared memory and a set of skills: written steps the AI follows to do a job, like filling out a medical form and faxing it to a doctor. A skill made in a workspace, the place where a team’s memory and AI live, can now be shared with anyone through a link. Something that took a week to get right becomes something a friend can use in a minute.
A link shows the whole skill before anyone gets it
- What it does, in plain words. The person who opens the link reads what the skill does, what it will ask them for, a made-up example of it running, and every step the AI will follow.
- One button to get it. Someone new signs up and picks a plan, with the skill already chosen. Someone who already uses GBrain picks which of their workspaces it goes in. Either way it starts in a chat that asks for what it needs, one thing at a time.
- Only people with the link see it. The page is not listed anywhere and search engines leave it out.
Nothing private goes out by accident
- The sharer sees the page first. Nothing is public until they press Publish, and the preview is exactly what a stranger will read.
- GBrain checks the words. A skill can’t be published while it holds an email address, a phone or fax number, a street address, an ID number, health details, a password or key, or one fixed place to send things. Each one has to become a question the next person answers, like “your doctor’s fax number”.
- A link can be turned off, and back on. Off, the link stops working and says so. On again, the same link works. People who already added the skill keep their copy either way.
$10 of credit for each person who pays
When someone gets a skill through a link, signs up and pays for a plan, GBrain adds $10 of credit to the sharer’s organization, the account a team’s workspaces and bills belong to. The credit arrives once their first payment goes through, and each person counts once. The sharer’s own accounts, their teammates and anyone with an email address at the same company don’t count.
Asking the AI to share a skill comes next
Today a skill is shared from its page in the workspace. Soon the AI in a workspace can do the first draft too: say “share this” in a chat, and it writes a general version with the personal details turned into questions, ready to check and publish. That arrives with the next update to what runs in every workspace.
What you need to do
Nothing, unless you want to share one. Open the workspace’s Skills page, the list of jobs the workspace knows how to do, open a skill the team made, and press Share. Share a skill by link walks through every step.