AI Skill Governance Glossary
A practical glossary for the terms teams use when managing reusable AI skills across people, repositories, models, and platforms.
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Clear guidance for designing, reviewing, distributing, and operating reusable AI capabilities.
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A practical glossary for the terms teams use when managing reusable AI skills across people, repositories, models, and platforms.
Read resourceA practical guide to managing Claude skills across teams, from inventory and ownership to approved versions, testing, distribution, and retirement.
Read resourceLearn the core Commonset workflow for adding, reviewing, approving, distributing, versioning, and understanding reusable AI capabilities.
Read resourceLearn how to create a Commonset capability, build a version, pass trust checks, request review, and publish an approved version to a supported provider.
Read resourceLearn how Commonset reviews capability versions, evaluates changes and security findings, records immutable decisions, and separates approval from publication.
Read resourceLearn the core Commonset vocabulary for capabilities, skills, versions, providers, distributions, ownership, provenance, access, and governed Commonsets.
Read resourceLearn how Commonset versions capabilities, keeps approved content immutable, compares changes, and tracks local and provider state over time.
Read resourceLearn how Commonset separates lifecycle, review, security/trust, availability, and publication readiness instead of relying on one ambiguous status.
Read resourceLearn how Commonset separates approval from access, grants discover/use/review/manage permissions, and handles provider audience mismatches.
Read resourceLearn how Commonset connects to provider surfaces, protects credentials, discovers provider capabilities, and keeps provider scope separate from Commonset governance.
Read resourceA developer guide to discovering trusted capabilities, creating versioned drafts, using Commonset MCP, running security checks, and moving changes through review.
Read resourceCommonset's security model combines conventional application security with controls that preserve the meaning of ownership, provenance, review, approval, and distribution as AI capabilities change over time.
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