01 Package
frontend-kit
- 4 skills
- 2 subagents
- 3 MCPs
Your team's AI standards, packaged and measured.
Turn how your team uses AI into Kits — and finally see what comes back.
Works with Claude Code Cursor Codex Copilot Antigravity
02 Distribute
Web team
12 developers
SA DK MR +9 synced
03 Measure
38%
AI share of merged PRs
AI without standards is chaos you can't see.
Every team is adopting AI right now. Very few can say how it's set up, or what it's actually doing.
No standards
Every developer configures AI their own way — different rules, different agents, different conventions. What works on one machine doesn't exist on the next, and onboarding means starting from zero.
No visibility
AI is writing part of your codebase and nobody can say how much, where, or how well. Without measurement there's no way to improve — or to justify what you're paying for.
What is an AI Artifact?
The vocabulary is small on purpose. Three nouns carry the whole product.
- Artifact
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An AI Artifact is a versioned, reusable unit of AI agent configuration. It can be a prompt, a skill, a rule, a hook, a subagent or an MCP server. Every Artifact has an owner, a version history and a visibility scope, and any Artifact can be installed on its own or bundled into a Kit.
Artifacts are to AI agents what packages are to code: the smallest thing worth sharing, versioning and depending on.
See all six Artifact types - Kit
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A Kit is a named, versioned bundle of Artifacts installed with a single command. Instead of asking a new developer to copy nine files from a wiki, you hand them one Kit and their environment matches the rest of the team in seconds.
A Kit is to Artifacts what a package is to modules — the unit you actually distribute.
How Kits are composed - Distribution
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Distribution is the act of assigning a Kit to a team or to a whole organization. This is the layer public registries do not have: HubBound knows who is on which team, so a Kit can reach the frontend group without reaching everyone.
Scoped distribution is why an internal registry beats a public one for a company.
How teams and scoping work
How does HubBound work?
Model your organization, package your standards, measure what happens. Each piece feeds the next.
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Org & Teams
Create your organization and group people into teams — front, back, product. Decide what gets distributed to whom.
Explore Org & Teams 02
Artifacts & Kits
Bundle hooks, subagents, skills, rules and MCPs into Kits — the standards your teams share, ready to distribute.
Explore Artifacts & Kits 03
Metrics
See merged PRs, AI share of changes, tool efficiency and team effectiveness — per team or across the whole org.
Explore MetricsWorks with the tools your team already uses.
HubBound doesn't replace your AI tooling — it standardizes and measures it. Kits install the same everywhere.
- Claude Code
- Cursor
- Codex
- Antigravity
- Copilot
Your brand, your people.
HubBound adapts to your company from day one — no setup project required. Pick a color below and watch the dashboard follow.
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Brand color
Pick your color and the whole dashboard follows.
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Logo & name
Your company's logo and name across the platform.
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People with faces
Members with photos and profiles, not just emails.
Brand color
See how it all connects.
Each piece of HubBound builds on the others. Pick where you want to go next.
Bring order to your AI stack.
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