Scibly

Scibly for design teams. What users said and why a design looks this way.

Usability tests, critiques, tickets and Slack in one place. Ask Claude, ChatGPT or your editor and get answers with sources.

Figures checked 12 November 2026

“When repositories have no owner, they quickly become disorganized or forgotten.”
Maria Rosala, Nielsen Norman Group, Why Research Repositories Fail, 2024

Research

Research insights you can still find a year later

Usability tests and interviews often disappear into recordings that hardly anyone watches again. Ask Scibly where users struggled in a flow or what they said about it. You get their original words back, with person, session and date.

InClaude

Decisions

Why a design looks the way it does, without having to ask

PMs, developers and new designers want to understand why a design was built a certain way. Scibly shows the full context behind it: from the design critique and Slack discussions to the Jira ticket. So the same decision doesn't have to be explained again and again.

InChatGPT

Mia RothGoogle Meet · Critique · 9 Sep, 10:30If you can't see where the order is going, you don't trust the total. Show the address right next to it.

Edge cases

So edge cases get built the way they were meant

Edge cases are where design intent gets lost most often: empty states, error messages or very long names. When a coding agent implements a screen, Scibly brings the design decisions and the context behind them. So even details that are easy to miss get built.

InCursor

Clara WeissJira · CHK-322 · 14 SepDon't just say “not available”. Explain right under the field where we deliver.

Feedback

Design feedback from every channel in one place

Feedback on a design is spread across critiques, Slack threads, tickets and design reviews. Ask Scibly for all the feedback on a topic. You get a clear summary, with every piece of feedback, the person behind it and the original source.

InClaude

Anna KellerGoogle Meet · Design review · 21 OctThree steps is right. We'll move the team invite to later.

Handoff

Keep design knowledge that only one person has

Scibly spots topics where knowledge mostly sits with one person, like why your design system works the way it does. Before Mia moves to the mobile team, a 15-minute voice interview can capture what she knows from experience. Scibly asks targeted questions, documents her answers and, once Mia approves them, makes them available to the whole team.

Design systemSo far mostly documented by Mia Roth

Reads what your team already uses. Answers where you work.

  • ReadsNotionJiraSlackZoomGoogle MeetTeamsand more
  • Answers inClaudeChatGPTCursorMCPand more
  • Connectclaude mcp add --transport http --scope user scibly https://app.scibly.com/api/mcp

    This command adds Scibly to Claude Code through MCP, the open standard for connecting AI tools to data. In Codex, Cursor, ChatGPT or the Claude app, add the URL https://app.scibly.com/api/mcp.

  • Set upOpen your account in Scibly

    There, copy your Scibly link and add it in Claude or ChatGPT under Settings → Connectors. Your AI then searches Scibly as you and sees only what you can open.

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    • No AI model trains on or keeps your data
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Frequently asked questions from design teams

Design it once. Make every decision easy to follow. Try Scibly with one team for a few weeks. Each team member connects only their own accounts.

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