The Library.
Every capability we build, catalogued and reusable. Browse the current shape of the practice — and the building blocks behind every Onyx and Pynk deployment.
skills
8 entries
Reusable agent capabilities — voice patterns, escalation logic, intake routines. Each skill is a discrete behavior that snaps into Onyx or Pynk.
Browse skills →
workflows
4 entries
End-to-end state machines that run across systems — missed-call response, quote-and-followup, onboarding sequences.
Browse workflows →
MCPs
4 entries
Model Context Protocol servers — pre-built integrations to the apps your business already runs on.
Browse MCPs →
What the Library is.
Every engagement we run produces reusable building blocks. A skill that lets an agent handle a particular kind of customer objection. A workflow that takes a missed call and turns it into a booked appointment. An MCP integration to a specific service.
Rather than rebuilding these on each engagement, we accumulate them in the Library. Onyx and Pynk pull from the Library at deploy time. Future engagements start with more capability than the last one did.
Free vs. paid.
Free
Community-contributed, public-domain, or sourced from permissively-licensed projects on GitHub. Anyone can use them, anywhere. Marked clearly in the catalog.
Paid
Higher-investment skills and integrations we've built ourselves or sourced under commercial license. Browsing is free; usage inside an Onyx or Pynk deployment is what's metered.