Vendor-specific skill folders lock you to that tool. Central portals can lock your skills to their cloud. Veritos keeps rules in your Library and ships them through Git—so you can change agents without starting from zero.
Pick where Veritos writes skills and rules—Claude Code (.claude), Cursor (.cursor), Codex (.agents), Copilot (.github), OpenCode, Windsurf, and more. Choose several formats at once or set a custom path for your stack.
Connect Notion with OAuth, sync specs and stories into your knowledge base, and turn them into versioned skills and rules. When Notion changes, push updates to GitHub through PRs—or review in Veritos first, per repo.
Choose a user story in Notion (Jira and Linear coming soon). Veritos merges your knowledge base and Library into a ready branch and a generated skill—so you implement the feature instead of assembling links and instructions first.
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