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How to let non-engineers propose changes to shared skills with Hexis

Give teammates a place to browse plugins and suggest edits that go through review instead of GitHub.

Who it is forAn operations lead whose non-technical team wants to improve the prompts their agents use.

The problemProposing a skill change through GitHub is out of reach for non-technical staff.

The outcomeA reviewable suggestion flow with fine-grained access control.

What you need first

  • Docker and Docker Compose
  • A domain for HTTPS deployments
  • Admin email plus generated JWT and encryption secrets

Steps

  1. Deploy Hexis and invite the team
  2. Have a teammate browse a plugin and propose a suggestion
  3. Review and approve it
  4. Confirm agents now load the updated version

Prompt for your agent

In a Hexis deployment, submit a suggested change to <skill>, approve it as a reviewer, and confirm agents load the new version. Report who changed it and who approved it from the history.

Caveat. This flow needs a running self-hosted deployment; the demo instance is for evaluation only.

Use this in your AI agent

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Using the Deduped MCP, get the setup steps for Bevel-Software/Hexis and "Let non-engineers propose changes to shared skills"

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