untactit keeps the skills, rules, and memory your AI agents read in one reviewed place, so nobody copies files between machines again. Instructions written at midnight, prompts in personal folders, rules that leave when people do — that knowledge becomes a company asset instead.
Everything your agents learn goes in. One reviewed version comes out.
Works with the tools your team already runs
The problem
Agent assets don't behave like code. They get pasted into a settings panel, edited at midnight, and forgotten. There's no review, no history, and no way to answer a simple question: what is our agent running right now?
What untactit does
Pull every skill, instruction, and memory file out of local folders and vendor settings into one searchable workspace. Ownership, version, and last change are always visible.
Personal drafts stay personal. Anything that reaches the company layer goes through an approver first. Every change is attributed and logged — permanently.
Decide which assets load into which tool, for whom. Push the change and it lands everywhere at once — no copy-paste, no drift between machines.
untactit reads the folders and vendor accounts your team already uses and builds a single searchable index. Nothing moves until you decide it should.
A checklist that keeps passing, the memory of every case it handled, a tool that reads your sheets. Snap three reviewed assets into a frame and you have an agent — assembled from things your team already proved, not written from scratch at midnight.
Every run leaves something behind: a fix that worked, a phrasing the client preferred, a step that should never run again. untactit files each one back into the asset it came from, so the next run starts further along than the last.
Change flow is the log your agents keep about themselves. What broke, what got fixed, which version climbed, and what it was worth. You skim it with coffee instead of asking four people what changed while you were asleep.
Contributors propose. Approvers decide. The record of who decided what outlives both of them. Permission is enforced on the server, so the interface can never grant something the backend would refuse.
| Role | Edit | Deploy | Approve |
|---|---|---|---|
Admin Owns the workspace |
✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Approver Reviews and releases |
✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Editor Writes and proposes |
✓ | — | — |
Viewer Reads and loads only |
— | — | — |
An approved asset still has to reach the tool that runs it. untactit decides what loads where and for whom, then pushes it — so the version on someone's laptop is the version you signed off on.
Deployment targets
Deployment
See exactly which asset is live on which platform — and push the approved version everywhere at once. No copy-paste. No drift between machines.
Point untactit at the folders and vendor accounts your team already uses. Nothing moves yet.
Duplicates, orphans, and assets nobody has touched in months surface on their own.
An approver moves it to the company layer. Everyone gets the same version from then on.
Getting started
Most tools in this category ask you to migrate first and get value later. untactit reads what you already have and shows you the mess on day one. What you promote after that is your call.
Read the full walkthrough→No. untactit sits alongside the tools you already run. People keep writing assets where they write them today — untactit is what makes those assets visible, reviewable, and shared.
They stay personal. The personal and company layers are separate by design, and nothing crosses into the company layer without an approver acting on it.
Prompts are one of seventeen asset types. The harder problem is everything around them: who owns it, who approved it, which version is live, and where it's deployed. That's the part untactit is built for.
Enterprise plans support deployment into your own cloud account. Talk to us about your requirements and we'll tell you plainly whether we're a fit.
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Connect one workspace and see every skill, rule, and memory your team has in play — in about ten minutes.
No credit card. Works with what you already run.