Orchestrated

Organisational AI Helper

Your whole organisation, building with AI.

The right AI skills on every machine, a clear view of how they’re used, and a safe way for anyone to ship what they build, through your own approval process.

In production · Annual licence, free to clients · Works with Claude

AI Helper / skills
AI Helper skills screen: shared skills installed on this machine, with required, locked, modified and local-only skills

Features

AI Helper / skills
AI Helper: shared skills screen

Shared skills

The right skills on every machine.

A shared library of AI skills, kept in sync on every person’s machine. Anyone can share a skill they’ve built or send a change back for review, and approval follows your own policy.

  • Share skills across the organisation
  • Require the skills everyone must have
  • Lock skills so local edits reset to the approved version
AI Helper / fleet
AI Helper: fleet screen

Fleet

See every machine, and what has changed.

Every machine checks in with the names of the skills it holds, never their contents. See who is active, which skills have been changed or kept private, and act on it.

  • Active machines and the skills they hold, at a glance
  • Inspect a local change, or reset a machine to the published version
  • Review and merge submitted changes in one place
AI Helper / artifacts
AI Helper: artifacts screen

Artifacts

Publish what people make with AI, on your own sites.

Pages, tools and workflows people create with AI can go on your intranet or public website. Each one is checked, submitted for review, and only goes live once someone approves it.

  • Publish internally or externally, on your own infrastructure
  • Automated checks before anything is published
  • Live only once approved and merged
AI Helper / projects
AI Helper: projects screen

Projects

Take AI-built apps into production.

Larger apps built with tools such as v0, Lovable, Replit or Netlify can run inside your network. They’re checked for credentials, packaged for your infrastructure and built by your pipeline, so staff can ship without a separate engineering project.

  • Credential checks before anything leaves the machine
  • Packaged to run on your infrastructure, with the original source untouched
  • Deployed only once reviewed and merged

Everything in one app

  • Shared skills library

    One home for the AI skills your organisation relies on.

  • Required skills

    The skills every machine must have, installed automatically.

  • Locked skills

    Approved versions that local edits can’t override.

  • Review and approval

    Changes and new skills reviewed under your own policy.

  • Fleet view

    Every machine, the skills it holds and what has changed.

  • Artifact publishing

    AI-made pages and tools on your intranet or website.

  • Project deployment

    AI-built apps running on your own infrastructure.

  • Works from Claude

    Ask Claude to share a skill, publish a page or ship an app, without opening the app.

Coming next

On the roadmap
  • Skills by department

    Sales, engineering and every other team get their own skills, alongside the ones everyone needs.

  • Organisation-wide usage

    How people use AI across the business, which skills run and how much, in the AI Performance Console.

  • One app on every machine

    The same app collects Developer Insights data from engineers’ machines.

  • More AI assistants

    Support for assistants beyond Claude, such as Codex.

How it’s set up

Skills and fleet

Install it and it sets itself up.

Each machine connects to your shared skills library and starts reporting to the fleet view. Run it yourselves, or have us configure it and build your first skills with you.

Artifacts and projects

Set up with your IT team.

Publishing to your own infrastructure needs hosting and a deployment pipeline inside your network. We work with your IT team to put it in place, with the security controls your organisation requires.

More on implementing AI

Put AI in everyone’s hands.

Talk to us about rolling out AI Helper, from your first shared skills to publishing on your own infrastructure.