SkillDocs
Team Skill documentation collaboration platform with repository import, version snapshots, and MCP-assisted review.
About SkillDocs
SkillDocs is a Skill documentation collaboration platform for teams. After signing in with a company Google account, members on the same email domain automatically share one workspace, while personal accounts get a private workspace. Paste a GitHub repository link and the platform scans the repository for markdown Skills for you to choose what to import. Any MCP client can join the review loop: push local Skills, view the team's changes and comments, reply to feedback, and pull the collaborated text. The platform also provides version snapshot management, letting you view and copy historical versions and restore them as the current text. The service runs hosted, and a single URL works across all kinds of clients, with no need to install Node or clone code.
Best for
Best use cases
Scan a GitHub repository and import markdown Skills
Review, edit, and iterate on Skill text as a team
Have connected AI assistants join document reviews and reply to feedback
Create version snapshots of Skill text and restore them on demand
Features
GitHub repository import
Paste a repository link to scan the markdown Skills inside and choose what to import; public repositories need no token.
MCP review collaboration
Provides tools such as skilldocs_open, skilldocs_read, skilldocs_diff, skilldocs_comments, skilldocs_reply, skilldocs_resolve, and skilldocs_pull, supporting push, view, diff, comment, reply, and pull.
Version history
Versions are snapshots marked manually or at import time; historical versions are read-only to view and copy, and can be restored as the current text.
Team shared workspace
Members on the company email domain automatically share the same workspace after signing in with a work account, while personal accounts get a private workspace.
Pros
- Members on the same company email domain automatically share one workspace after signing in
- Importing public repositories requires no token
- The service runs hosted, so consumers need no Node install or code clone
- Historical versions can be viewed and copied, and restored as the current text
Cons
- MCP clients that only use stdio cannot connect for now
- Skills installed by pasting lack usage statistics and update alerts