Tessl
Manage versioned skills and context for AI coding agents, with governance, evaluations, adoption tracking, and workflow automation.
About Tessl
Tessl gives teams a shared management layer for AI coding agents, built around structured, versioned context. Developers can publish and install skills through a searchable registry. Administrators can control what gets installed or published, while evaluations and adoption tracking show whether a skill is used and whether a context change improves results. Tessl Agent also watches pull requests, agent session logs, and tickets for repeated mistakes and routine work. It can open targeted improvement pull requests or turn recurring tasks into GitHub Actions workflows. This makes Tessl most relevant when a company has moved past isolated agent experiments and needs consistent practices across Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and Gemini. It can also sit above other coding agents. The Free plan suits individual testing. Team adds per-task model choice and workspace roles, while Enterprise adds audit logs, multiple workspaces, SAML SSO, deployment choices, and dedicated support.
Best for
Best use cases
Publishing versioned skills for shared reuse
Evaluating and improving agent context
Automating repeated repository maintenance
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Free supports one workspace and individual evaluation
Team adds model choice, roles, and controlled overage
Enterprise adds organization governance and deployment options
Features
Govern agent skills
Set installation and publishing policies, mandate organization-standard skills, and manage ownership and access across teams and projects from a shared governance layer.
Measure and improve
Track skill adoption from registration to activation, run evaluations, and compare results before and after context changes so teams can decide what to revise.
Publish versioned context
Publish skills to a searchable, versioned registry for organization-only or public use, giving developers a consistent source for reusable agent context.
Automate repository upkeep
Tessl Agent scans pull requests, session logs, and tickets, then opens targeted improvement pull requests and turns repeated repository chores into GitHub Actions workflows.
Use existing coding agents
Connect structured context to Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini, and other coding agents already used by developers without replacing their primary coding interface.
Pros
- The $0 plan includes 1,000 monthly credits, so an individual can evaluate the workflow without a subscription.
- A versioned registry and policy controls give teams a repeatable way to distribute and govern agent context.
- Support for Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and Gemini lets teams keep familiar coding-agent tools.
- Enterprise deployment choices include bring-your-own LLM, single tenancy, and self-hosting.
Cons
- The Team plan starts at $100 per month and usage beyond included credits creates additional cost.
- Free is limited to one workspace, which can constrain evaluation across several teams or projects.
- Audit logs, SAML SSO, multiple workspaces, and advanced deployment options require the custom-priced Enterprise plan.
- The credit system covers different Tessl operations, so teams must monitor spending limits and usage rather than budget only by seats.
Pricing Plans
Free
- 1,000 credits included each month
- Access to the Tessl agent
- Publish and install unlimited plugins and skills
- Reviews and evaluations on Tessl default models
- Free reviews on publicly published plugins
- Single workspace
Team
- Five times the monthly credits of Free
- Everything in Free
- Choose the agent and model for each task
- Role management within one workspace
- Buy extra usage and set spending limits
Enterprise
- Everything in Team
- Organization install and publishing policies
- Audit logs, skill inventory, and usage analytics
- Multiple workspaces, unified billing, and SAML SSO
- Bring your own LLM, single-tenant deployment, or self-hosting
- Dedicated support, SLAs, and onboarding assistance
* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on Tessl's official website.