You can use Tessl to manage context and skills for coding agents across your engineering organization. The system provides a centralized registry where developers can search, share, and version reusable skills without duplicating work. You can run automated evaluations to benchmark how agents perform against real codebases and tasks. Tessl scans agent skills for security vulnerabilities before they reach production repositories. It also sets up automated loops for code reviews, documentation updates, and test fixes across multiple models like Claude, Cursor, and Copilot.
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