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Fygment docs for real product use.
Set up a workspace, import or create Skills, review and approve packages, connect Codex or Claude-family tools, configure MCP, and troubleshoot key workflows without bouncing through marketing pages or authenticated dead ends.
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Get started with Fygment
Start here when you need the shortest path from sign-in to a workspace that can import, review, install, and check governed AI Skills.
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Import Skills
Import turns a Skill you already have into a Fygment Skill. Each import is validated and trust reviewed. A Skill that passes is ready for you to use right away. Sharing it more widely is a separate step.
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Review and approve Skills
Members can use the Skills they import right away. Review is for sharing more widely and for new versions. Each decision is made by someone with authority over that Skill or team, and every version approval re-runs the trust review.
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Set up Fygment MCP
MCP setup gives AI clients access to workspace-scoped Fygment tools. Hosted clients use OAuth; local clients use guided setup and a local authenticated proxy where needed.
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Guides
Guides
Task-oriented product documentation for setup, Skills, installs, and MCP.
Get started with Fygment
Create a workspace and reach the first useful Fygment workflow without guessing where to click.
Audience: New users, workspace owners, and teammates joining an existing workspace.
Import Skills
Bring existing Skills into a workspace from a file upload, a public GitHub or GitLab repository, or an npm package, with a trust review on every import.
Audience: Anyone moving Skills they already have into a Fygment workspace.
Create a Skill
Start a new Skill from one of six starter templates, fill in a short form, then write the instructions in the SKILL.md editor.
Audience: Anyone who wants to write a new Skill for themselves or their team.
Review and approve Skills
How sharing requests, new versions, and change proposals are reviewed in the Approval Queue, and who can approve each one.
Audience: Workspace owners, admins, team leads, Skill owners, and Skill managers who review Skills.
Install Skills in Codex
Use Fygment CLI setup, install, check, and update flows for Codex-targeted Skill usage.
Audience: Codex users who want workspace-approved Skills in their local harness.
Install Skills in Claude Code
Use Fygment setup, install, and check commands with Claude Code. Claude Desktop connects through the hosted connector instead.
Audience: Claude Code users who use Fygment-managed Skills.
Set up Fygment MCP
Connect hosted MCP clients or local editors to the Fygment MCP endpoint without exposing tokens or workspace-private data.
Audience: Users connecting Claude, ChatGPT, other hosted AI clients, local editors, or CLI clients to Fygment MCP.
Connect Claude Code to Fygment
Use the Fygment CLI to connect Claude Code to your workspace and make its governed Skills available in local sessions.
Audience: Claude Code users connecting a local workspace-scoped Fygment tool server.
Connect Claude Desktop to Fygment
Add Fygment as a Claude custom connector with the hosted MCP URL and OAuth, without copying a workspace key into Claude Desktop.
Audience: Claude Desktop and Claude web users connecting their workspace through a custom connector.
Connect OpenAI Codex to Fygment
Use the Fygment CLI to connect Codex to one workspace through a local authenticated MCP proxy and companion Skill.
Audience: OpenAI Codex users who want Fygment search and governed Skills in local coding sessions.
Connect ChatGPT to Fygment
Add Fygment to ChatGPT as a custom MCP server plugin using the hosted MCP URL and OAuth, with no workspace API key in the settings.
Audience: ChatGPT users who want their connector to search and use workspace-visible Fygment Skills.
Connect another MCP client to Fygment
Connect an OAuth-capable MCP client to Fygment’s hosted Streamable HTTP endpoint using portable settings shared by supported clients.
Audience: Users of an MCP client that is not listed in a dedicated Fygment connection guide.
Concepts
Concepts
Core product concepts that explain how Fygment scopes trust, access, and workflow state.
Workspaces, members, and access
How Fygment scopes Skills, members, invites, approvals, reports, and billing to one workspace.
Audience: Workspace owners, admins, and teammates joining a Fygment workspace.
Trust review
How the SkillSpector trust scanner checks every imported Skill, what each result means, and what package data the full review sends to Azure OpenAI.
Audience: Anyone importing Skills, and owners and admins deciding what their workspace can trust.
Reference
Reference
Command and interface references for users wiring Fygment into real local workflows.
CLI reference
Reference for Fygment CLI commands: sign-in, setup, install, check, update, readiness, lockfile, sync, doctor, and import.
Audience: Power users and workspace operators using Fygment from a terminal.
REST API reference
How to call the Fygment REST API: base URL, authentication, versioning and deprecation policy, rate limits and the error format.
Audience: Developers and agents calling Fygment from scripts, integrations or API plugins.
MCP tools reference
Every tool the Fygment MCP server offers, what it does, the OAuth permission (scope) it needs, and which tools need the Advanced / Teams plan.
Audience: Users and workspace admins who want to know what an AI client can do once it is connected to Fygment.
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
Safe checks and report guidance when imports, setup, MCP, or access do not behave as expected.
Billing and security
Billing and security
Plans, billing, privacy, and trust boundaries.
Billing and plans
Understand Fygment plans, how workspace billing works with Stripe, and what each tier includes.
Audience: Workspace owners and admins deciding how their workspace should be billed.
Security and privacy boundaries
What Fygment does and does not expose in docs, support reports, admin views, imports, MCP, and billing metadata.
Audience: Workspace operators, support reviewers, and users checking trust boundaries.
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