FAQ
Questions, answered.
Everything builders, their teammates and their IT teams usually ask about Cresec.
For builders
How do I share a Claude skill, a custom GPT or a Lovable app with my teammates?
If it only needs instructions, share it inside your AI tool's team workspace. If it acts in other apps — your CRM, email or calendar — use Cresec: it makes what you built available to everyone at your company, each person with their own access — a small change, not a rebuild. See our guide: https://cresec.ai/blog/how-to-share-ai-workflow-with-teammates/
What is Cresec?
Cresec takes the AI workflows you've already built — with Claude, ChatGPT, Lovable, Base44, v0 or anything else — and makes them available to everyone at your company. You focus on the logic; Cresec handles sign-in, access, permissions and records.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Building isn't just for engineers anymore. If you can describe how your work should flow, you can build it with the AI tools you already use. Cresec takes care of the plumbing.
Do I have to rebuild what I made?
No. Keep building in Claude, ChatGPT, Lovable, Base44, v0 or wherever you build today. Connecting your tool to Cresec is a small change, not a rebuild: instead of holding logins itself, it goes through Cresec. We help you make the change.
Which AI tools does Cresec work with?
The ones you already build with — Claude, ChatGPT, Lovable, Base44, v0 and others. Cresec sits on top of them: it doesn't replace your tool or ask you to move it, and connecting takes a small change rather than a rebuild.
What is "the plumbing"?
Everything that isn't your idea: signing people in, connecting their accounts, keeping passwords out of the tool, deciding who may send what, and keeping a record. That's Cresec's job.
Will people know I built it?
Yes. Cresec records you as the builder of each version and shows how many teammates use it. Your work stays yours.
Spotlight and credit
What is the spotlight?
Cresec shows which tools people actually use, who built them and how widely they spread. The best workflows rise to the top — and so do the people who built them.
How does this help me get recognised or rewarded?
Real usage is hard to argue with. When your tool is used by twenty colleagues every week, you have the evidence to show your manager at review or bonus time.
Can my company run its own awards or bonuses for builders?
Yes — that's the idea. The usage and builder records give companies a fair way to spot and reward the people making everyone faster.
For your team
How do teammates start using my tool?
They sign in with their company account and connect their own apps once. From then on, the tool works for them as themselves.
Will they see my emails or customers?
Never. Each person only sees their own data — exactly what they could already see without the tool.
Can the tool send things on its own?
Not at first. Everyone starts on drafts. Sending is allowed per person and per tool by someone who can say yes.
For IT and security
Why would IT say yes?
Because they get what they need: people sign in through the company login, the tool holds no passwords, new users start on drafts, and every action is recorded with the person and tool version.
What happens if Cresec is unavailable?
Cresec is designed so tools fall back to read-only rather than break: people can keep reading and drafting, and nothing is sent or changed without a record.
How do we stop using Cresec?
Leaving is designed to be simple: it's a small configuration change in the tool, and you keep your records.
Invitations
Can I use Cresec today?
Cresec is invite-only. We work closely with a small group of teams and open new invitations in small batches. Request an invitation and tell us what you've built — we review every request.
Who should request an invitation?
Anyone who has built something their teammates keep asking for — in sales, recruiting, success, operations, finance, marketing or anywhere else.