
Tencent Open-Sources TeamAI-CLI: Git-Based Team Skills for Agents
Tencent open-sourced TeamAI-CLI after using it internally since March 2026. It turns team skills and rules into one git repo agents share via hooks.

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Tencent open-sourced TeamAI-CLI after using it internally since March 2026. It turns team skills and rules into one git repo agents share via hooks.

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