Quickstart
Floom is one shared place for the skills your AI agents read, brand voice, workflows, research flows, the instructions your team repeats. Save a skill once and every connected agent can use it on demand.
1. Sign in
Sign in with Google. Your personal library is created automatically, no setup, no configuration.
2. Save your first skill
Open any Floom share link and press Save. The skill lands in your library and is immediately available to your agents.
$ npm install -g @floomhq/skills $ floom login # browser opens, approve the device, done
Anatomy of a skill
A skill is a folder with a SKILL.md at its root. The front-matter declares what it is and what it can reach; the body is plain Markdown your agent reads.
--- name: brand-voice title: Brand voice description: Write in our team voice version: 1.2.0 targets: [claude, codex, cursor, gemini] --- # Brand voice Warm, direct, never hype. Short sentences. Sign off as the team, not an individual.
name, the skill's slug, unique within your library.title, human-readable name shown in the library.description, one line; this is what shows in the agent's tool list.version, semver; publishing a new one updates everyone who saved it.targets, which agents this is tuned for:claude,codex,cursor,gemini,kimi,opencode, orgeneric.
Sharing skills
Every skill has a share link. Send the URL to a teammate or publish it publicly, anyone who opens it can save it in one click. Public and unlisted links never require a Floom account to view.
- Private, only your workspace members can open it.
- Unlisted, anyone with the link, not indexed anywhere.
- Public, listed on your owner profile.
Connect agents
Floom works with the agents you already use. No per-agent setup, one sync and they all pick it up.
- Claude & Claude Code
- ChatGPT & Codex
- Cursor, Windsurf, Continue
- Gemini
CLI reference
$ floom search <query> # find a shared skill $ floom add <slug-or-url> # save into your library $ floom sync # push library to every agent $ floom watch --push # keep them in sync live
Workspaces
A workspace is a namespace for skills and members. Personal workspaces are free and just for you. Team workspaces share private skills inside the team without making them public. You can belong to many workspaces with different roles, Owner, Editor, or Viewer.