What does it do?
- A skill bank of procedures, with instructions and files.
- Distribution over MCP, so every connected agent follows the same procedure.
- Skill proposals from agents, approved or denied by a person.
- Archive the skills that no longer apply.
Who is it for?
Teams that already use AI agents for client work and want them to follow the house way of doing it, not a different prompt in every chat.
What does it replace?
| Tool and plan | Month to month | Billed yearly, per month | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| PromptHub Team | USD 20.00 per user | USD 15.00 per user | prompthub.us/pricing |
| AIPRM Teams | no monthly price published | not published | aiprm.com/pricing-business |
| TeamAI Team plans | no monthly price published | not published | teamai.com/pricing |
List prices in USD read on each vendor's own page on 2026-10-23. Promotional prices are not used. They can change; check the source.
Compare against the month to month price, which is what you pay when you start. A tool priced per account or flat can come out cheaper than Unbound OS when many people share it; in that case the honest sum is your own team’s.
How much does it cost?
USD 3 per user per month at list price.
- Per user per month
- USD 3
- list price
- 5 users with Core
- USD 50.00
- per month, monthly
- Same plan, yearly
- USD 45.00
- per month
Only the people who have Skills pay for it; everyone pays Core (USD 7). The full rules and discounts are on pricing.
What does it not do?
- There is no direct equivalent tool to price it against, so this module has no price comparison.
Can AI agents work in it?
Yes. An agent connected over MCP reads and acts here with the permissions of the person or service account that connected it. Some of the tools it uses:
- list_skills
- get_skill
- create_skill
- propose_skill
- approve_skill_proposal
- deny_skill_proposal
More on AI agents and MCP.
Frequently asked questions
What is a skill?
A written procedure, with instructions and files, that a person or an AI agent follows to do a task the same way every time.
Can an agent change a skill on its own?
It can propose a change. A person approves or denies it.
Which agents can read skills?
Any agent connected to the workspace over MCP, with the permissions of the person or service account it acts for.
Sources
- 01PromptHub Team, checked 2026-10-23