Works wherever you already chat
Skills and context get downloaded, forwarded, and pasted around — and nobody can tell which copy is the real one. Caboodle keeps a single source of truth.
See every pack, who has access, and what each person can do — all from one screen.
Product preview.
Standardize how your company works with AI. One person maintains the pack; everyone works from the same, current version — no more prompts pasted around in docs and drifting out of date.
Share a pack with your whole community and let the people you trust improve it. Everyone else gets a setup that just works — without being able to break it.
Build the way you already do. Caboodle handles the sharing, the versions, and the permissions.
Craft a skill or a set of context in your favorite LLM, exactly the way you do today.
Wrap it up in Caboodle. Give it a name, a version, and one home your whole team can find.
Send it to your team or community. You choose who can view, use, or edit — down to the person.
Give people exactly the access they need. Viewers use a pack as-is. Editors can improve it. Nobody changes your work without permission.
Update a pack once and everyone gets the new version instantly. No copy-pasted prompts quietly going stale in a dozen places.
If you can chat with an AI, you can use a pack. The hard part was already done by whoever built it.
Packs plug into the tools you already open every day. There is no new app to learn and no workflow to rebuild.
A pack is a bundle of the skills and context you’ve built with an LLM — packaged so other people can use it in their own chats without rebuilding it themselves.
No. Power users create packs; everyone else just uses them. Using a pack is as simple as picking it and starting to chat.
The ones you already use — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and more. Packs travel with you between them.
Yes. That’s the whole point. You set who can view, who can use, and who can edit — person by person, or by group.
A pack is only visible to the people you share it with. Nothing is public unless you decide it should be.
Run Caboodle yourself with a guided setup, then create your first pack and share it with your group.