THE SHARED LAYER FOR AI WORK

Your team is already building AI superpowers.
Make them reusable.

Synlo is the private registry where teams publish, discover, trust, and install their best AI skills, tools, and workflows—then keep everyone on the same approved version.

synlo — company registry

team@northstar synlo search "security review"

APPROVEDSecurity reviewPlatform Security · v2.4

team@northstar synlo install security-review

✓ Installed for this project. Version locked.

ONE SOURCE OF TRUTH. EVERYONE IN SYNC.
Codex · Claude Code · Cursor · MCP · GitHub

From scattered know-how
to team leverage.

One source of truth. Everyone in sync.

Synlo approves one organization release, then connectors safely synchronize it before the next agent session—without interrupting work in progress.

Bring your best workflow.
We'll make it travel.

Built for five-to-ten-person developer teams. Create a private Synlo organization, connect your first capability, and invite your team.

  • Private organization and registry
  • Roles, approval queue, and audit history
  • Consent-based usage insights

Questions worth
answering clearly.

What does Synlo actually store?

Synlo is a private registry. Skills and workflows are stored as versioned Synlo records. MCP servers stay where they run; Synlo stores only a sanitized connection configuration, never its secrets.

What is the difference between discovery, drafts, and release?

Discovery finds capabilities in approved local agent locations. Drafts save selected items to the organization for review. Release makes approved versions available in the organization catalog and sync manifest.

Does Synlo replace Codex or Claude Code?

No. Synlo is the shared distribution layer underneath the tools your team already uses.

How does sync work?

Enable Synlo's Codex or Claude integration once, then keep typing codex or claude exactly as you do today. Synlo checks the selected workspace once before each new CLI session and applies only approved changes. synlo sync remains available for an immediate manual check. Cursor desktop uses its own session-start integration.

What does Synlo collect?

Synlo records privacy-safe operational events such as connections, discoveries, installs, releases, and syncs. It does not collect prompts, source code, API keys, or MCP credentials.