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Tessl

Agent enablement platform and registry for building, evaluating and distributing agent skills.

Tessl, founded by Guy Podjarny, describes itself as the management layer between developers and their coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini and others). The Tessl Platform acts as a control plane for agent context, tackling duplicate skills, tracking skill quality and usage with before-and-after evals, and scanning skills for security. The Tessl Registry indexes skills across an organisation, and Loops run skills on a schedule for tasks like code review and docs maintenance. In September 2025 it launched the Tessl Framework and Spec Registry for spec-driven development.

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  1. Tessl website
  2. Tessl product announcement (Sep 2025)