Curated standards you can install. Or standards you can share.
The braid standards library is where solo builders, solo founders, and teams discover proven AI coding standards they can install, adapt, and run across tools. Browse what's available, or contribute your own.
One pack. Everything your team needs.
A pack bundles rules, skills, sub-agents, and workflows together. Install the whole thing with one CLI command, and it lands as native config for every supported tool.
What's in a pack
Any combination of rules, skills, sub-agents, and workflows — bundled together and installable with one command.
Browse by stack
Find packs built for React, Rails, Python, Go, or whatever your team ships with.
Browse by use case
Code review, security audits, onboarding, migration checklists — search by the job you need done.
Cross-tool compatible
Every pack installs to Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and every other supported tool automatically.
Find what you need. Install it. Move on.
Search by what you need, not where to find it
Discover packs by stack, tool, or the job you need done — instead of hunting through repos and scattered docs.
Install locally with the CLI
Add a pack to your library and install it as native config for every tool your team uses. One command.
Start from standards that already work
Every pack in the library was built and tested on real projects before it was published.
Share the standards your team has proven.
Package what your team has proven
Turn your rules, skills, sub-agents, and workflows into a single installable pack. Share what works with the broader community.
Works across every tool
A single pack installs to Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, and every other supported tool.
Start solo or as a team
Solo builders, solo founders, and teams on any paid plan can publish packs. Start sharing what you've built.
Use it, package it, share it.
Use it yourself first
Build your rules, skills, sub-agents, and workflows in braid. Use them in your own work until the system is proven.
Package into a pack
Bundle what works into a single pack. Add a description, set compatibility, and publish to the library.
Others install with the CLI
Other teams discover your pack, add it to their library, and install it locally — in the native format for every tool they use.