Everyone else gets the average.
Same task. Same model. Flip it.
PromptDraft my WhatsApp reply to a friend who asked what I am building
Codex both times. The second run had Edge.
Same AI. Different altitude.
The edge comes from people who learned it by doing.
Garry TanPresident and CEO of Y Combinator. Publishes gstack, his Claude Code setup.
Meng ToDesigner and builder. Publishes skills for web design, Three.js and 3D.
Jakub AntalikProduct designer and engineer. Publishes Libraries.dev UI effects.
Questions, answered.
Edge finds skills that match your task, ranks them by fit, and shows your agent up to five. Each is security-checked before it loads.
How it worksEdge gets your agent's task text (up to 300 characters), keywords, app details, and an install or session ID. It records skills shown, loaded and rated, but ordinary searches don't send your project files or conversations.
What Edge receivesNormal searches send task text, not files or code. Edge filters emails, links, file paths, keys and phone numbers before storage, but can miss things. Installed skill names and descriptions are shared only if you turn that on.
What never leavesCreators who claim and verify their skills earn a monthly share of collected Pro revenue, split by eligible skill loads. Pro is free for now, so payouts start once Pro payments begin.
How royalties workAsk your coding agent to run Edge's delete command, ask ChatGPT to delete your data, or email [email protected]. Your searches, loads, ratings and reports are removed from Edge and its archive; daily backups expire within 31 days.
How to deleteEverything Edge stores, in one table: Privacy
You can be average, or on Edge.
Works in 
ChatGPT, 
Codex, 
Claude Code, 
Cursor and 
Claude