Your skills stay yours
They live in your git repo, not in a vendor’s workspace. Leave Clapcake and you keep every skill.
Skills runtime
Repo in, tools out. Clapcake indexes the skills you keep in git and serves them to your team in Slack, Claude, a dashboard or MCP, and to your customers through a widget on your site.
Built by Lead.com. In a pilot with Aftermarket.com.
How it works
A question your skills can’t answer yet is a skill worth having. Clapcake turns those misses into tools, and your team approves each one.
Someone asks in chat. If no skill covers it, the miss becomes a tool request.
A draft skill is written from the request, ready for your team to review.
Your team approves the draft, and the tool goes live.
Who it’s for
Clapcake keeps one index of your skills. Your team and your customers each get tools from it, in the places they already use.
Site widget
The widget sits on your site and serves your skills as tools, right next to the page they’re about. This preview was designed for the Aftermarket pilot, on their Markets page.
They live in your git repo, not in a vendor’s workspace. Leave Clapcake and you keep every skill.
Your team and your customers use the same skills, so answers in Slack and on your site come from one place.
When chat can’t answer, the question becomes a tool request. Your team approves the draft, and it goes live.
Trust
Clapcake serves what is in your repo, checks it before it goes live, and shows where each answer came from.
Every skill is a file in your own repo, with its history in git. Clapcake indexes it; your repo keeps it.
Skills are scanned before they go live to your team or your customers.
Answers cite the skill and version they came from. Each skill keeps its versions, grades and receipts in the index.
Pilot Aftermarket.com is piloting Clapcake. Early days, so no numbers here yet.
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