AI capabilities. Governed.
Commonset is the control plane for reusable AI capabilities. Create, review, govern, secure, version, distribute, and understand capabilities across AI platforms, repositories, and internal systems.
Commonset keeps the organizational capability independent of any one provider. Provider-specific skills, agents, workflows, and other implementations can change over time while ownership, provenance, approval, access, version history, trust, and distribution state remain visible in one governed system.
- Commonset — the control plane for reusable AI capabilities
- AI Skills Repository & Registry — how a governed registry extends a shared skill repo
- Security & Trust — how Commonset makes trust, provenance, integrity, and policy evidence visible
- Resources — research and practical guidance on AI capability management
We publish portable, provider-independent Agent Skills for secure software delivery and AI capability governance.
- Agent Skill Security Review — review a
SKILL.mdpackage for security-relevant behavior, trust boundaries, and evidence - Pull Request Review — review code changes for correctness, security, regressions, tests, maintainability, and material performance issues
- Release Readiness — assess data, configuration, security, observability, rollout, rollback, and smoke coverage before deployment
A skill can be a provider-defined or format-specific implementation. A capability is the durable organizational asset around it: identity, ownership, versions, provenance, trust, access, review state, and distribution.
That separation lets organizations govern reusable AI capabilities without tying their control plane to one model, provider, repository, or runtime.