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Your team’s knowledge. Across your AI tools.

A lesson learned in Claude should help a colleague using Cursor too. OMS turns corrections into shared skills, keeps them up to date and delivers them across compatible agent platforms. Your team can choose its tools without keeping a separate set of lessons for each one.

A useful correction

From someone on your team

OMS

Check, update and publish guidance

Your connected agents

  • Claude Code
  • Cursor
  • Codex
  • Windsurf
  • Antigravity
One managed source of guidance, shared across your connected agents.Uses each platform’s supported skill files or MCP connection. Setup varies by tool; Cursor requires a manual step for global instructions.

Turn repeated corrections into shared skills.

Choose OMS when the lessons your team learns need to reach further than one person, one project or one AI tool.

Let the next person benefit

Capture a correction where the work happens. OMS updates shared guidance so colleagues’ agents can use the lesson too.

Keep changing rules in order

Find related instructions, resolve conflicting advice and replace outdated rules. Your team reviews changes instead of maintaining every file by hand.

Give each team its own skills

Enterprise supports multiple teams with separate skills. Keep specialist guidance with the people who need it and choose what to share more widely.

Control what gets shared

Screen contributions, set review policies and choose who receives updates. Trace a rule back to its source and restore earlier guidance when needed.

Automated learning is available in Pro and Enterprise. Review and deployment controls depend on your edition and configuration.

Go beyond sharing instruction files.

OMS connects correction capture, guidance updates and controlled distribution. It works alongside the tools you already use.

Platform skills and rules

What it provides
Claude offers organisation skills and group sharing. Cursor offers centrally managed team rules.Claude: organisation skill managementCursor: team rules
What OMS adds
Carry lessons across agent platforms, with one process for collecting corrections and updating shared skills.

Skills maintained in Git

What it provides
Portable files, version history and pull-request reviews. Your team or automation maintains their contents.
What OMS adds
Find the rules a correction affects, reconcile the change and publish updated skills. Keep the history behind each rule.

Agent memory

What it provides
Remembers information from work or conversations. Sharing and control vary by product.
What OMS adds
Manage shared working instructions with team boundaries, review policies and published versions, alongside the agent’s memory.

Guidance that helped more lessons stick.

After 640 corrections, agents using OMS-managed instructions followed the tested rule on the first try more often than agents using AI-updated instruction files.

See the results and test method

59%

OMS-managed instructions

189 of 319 tasks

40%

AI-updated instruction files

128 of 320 tasks

Our controlled 160-rule test. This measures following the tested rule, not overall task quality or cross-platform performance.

Keep your knowledge when your tools change.

Your organisation keeps its published skills and supporting files. Reuse that guidance across compatible agents instead of leaving your team’s lessons inside one platform.

Tool-specific scripts, permissions and integrations may need adaptation and testing. Installed skill files remain readable without a live OMS connection; live MCP retrieval needs OMS to be available.

Put your team’s lessons to work.

Bring the agents, skills and repeat corrections your team already has. We’ll show you how OMS would connect them and what installation involves.

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