For operators
Package repeatable workflows as AI skills.
Turn the prompts, scripts, runbooks, and internal agent flows your team repeats into GitHub-backed skills with install tokens, versioned updates, and one shared catalogue.
How it works
Three steps to a working operator workflow.
Start with the workflow your team already repeats, then make it installable and measurable.
Pick one workflow
Choose a workflow with repeat use: launch checks, support triage, QA review, content grading, or report generation.
Wrap it in a repo
Add platform.yaml, declare permissions and buyer secrets, and publish access through Loup.
Measure every invoke
Install counts, versions in use, and install health show whether the workflow is actually being used.
loup.app/dashboard/creator
The patchwork most teams glue together
- $300/moNotionDocumentation + onboarding pages$10/seat × 30
- $450/moLoomRecorded walkthroughs$15/seat × 30
- driftPrompt docsCopied between toolsManual
- staleUsage trackerSpreadsheetsManual
Combined~$750/mo
One tool, one chat
Replace the workflow patchwork with one Scale tier.
Scale is $399/mo platform fee, plus 2% take rate on buyer payments. SSO, audit logs, install health, usage events, and team reporting are the reason to use this lane. Numbers above are illustrative and depend on which stack your team actually uses today.
The workflow used to live in three Notion pages, two Loom videos, and a prompt copied between six people. Now it is a skill with install tokens, usage events, and a versioned repo. We can finally tell if the process is working.