One admin click now publishes a skill to your whole company.
Claude moved plugins, skills and connectors onto one Plugins page and lets admins publish org-wide, with tighter review defaults. That is good for distribution and bad for one thing: every session now inherits the same context file. If that file is vague, the vagueness ships to everyone.
24-hour delivery · one revision round · refund if it misses the scope
Three sizes, same problem
- Context fix — $29Send one CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md. Back within 24 hours: a restructured file that passes the 12 checks, your own rules preserved, and a short list of what was removed and why.
- Context audit — $299Every team member's file read side by side, scored line by line, one corrected version everyone uses, a delete list and a 15-minute recording. Five business days.
- Team agent library — $990Up to 25 people: role library, shared briefs, approval gates, a validated skill set, and a 60-minute handover. Ten business days.
Why org-wide publishing raises the stakes
Before shared publishing, a bad instruction stayed in one person's folder. Now the same file and the same skills reach every session in the organisation, including the ones that can post, email and deploy.
The fix is not "write more rules". It is five rules that actually get followed, seven gates that name the actions, and a status format that makes "done" checkable. That is what the $29 fix ships.
Background: Claude Help Center — Plugins page · org-wide skill publishing write-up.