Frequently asked questions
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About the project
Is Skribly a commercial product?
No. It is a non-commercial learning project that we build in our spare time.
Who builds it?
Dawid Olko, Piotr Smoła, Michał Pilecki, Konrad Pluta and Mateusz Olko, in their spare time. You can read more on the authors page.
Where do the name and the pattern come from?
The name comes from a scribe, someone who copies text with care. The pattern is a page of code seen from afar. It looks like a manuscript page with marked rubrics.
Using the apps
Can I use it yet?
Not yet. The repositories are private and we will open them step by step. We share progress on LinkedIn.
Which agents work with it?
Skribly Agent runs 13 agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent and Gemini CLI, plus your own commands. agent-skills installs for seven agents.
Do I have to use Skribly Tracker?
No. Tasks can also come from Jira, Redmine, GitHub, GitLab and Linear.
Can agent-skills work alone?
Yes. It works in any project, without the other apps.
Which systems does Skribly Agent run on?
macOS 12 or newer, Windows 10 and 11, and Linux x64.
Control and privacy
Who decides what goes into the code?
You do. Skribly Agent prepares a commit proposal, and you check and approve it.
Do I need an account?
No. Skribly Agent needs no account, and your agents use their own logins and API keys.
Does Skribly Agent send my code anywhere?
No. It has no telemetry and no server of its own. The agents you start make their own connections, and the data and network page lists every destination.
Do commits mention AI?
Not from Skribly. Commits from the app are always cleaned of AI trailers, and a hook can also clean commits that agents make in the terminal.
Does this website track me?
No. It has no analytics and no tracking cookies. It only remembers your theme and accessibility settings, as the privacy policy explains.