Tencent open-sources teamai-cli: turn one person's AI skills into team-wide assets
aigclink · x · 2026-09-09
Tencent open-sourced teamai-cli (2.4k stars on GitHub), tackling a common pain: the AI know-how of your best AI user — skills, rules, hooks, MCP configs — usually stays trapped on their own machine.
Key mechanics:
- No dedicated server needed; distribution runs entirely on Git: teamai init <repo> turns a plain repo into a shared team asset store.
- Members run teamai push to auto-create a branch + MR; once merged, a SessionStart hook runs teamai pull on teammates' machines, dropping skills into native directories like /.claude/skills/, /.codex/skills/, /.cursor/skills/.
- Works across 10 agents including Claude Code, Codex, CodeBuddy, OpenCode, and Cursor.
- Distribution granularity via Roles (namespace per role, so frontend devs only sync frontend skills) and Tags.
Install with npm install -g teamai-cli; supports GitHub, GitLab, GitCode, CNB, TGit and private Git hosts, plus a template repo preloaded with production-ready skills.
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