Shared Features
Some Teams features are available in Raycast for Mac v2 and Windows, with full support coming in future updates. Raycast v1 and iOS remain unchanged.
Raycast Teams lets you share the building blocks of your workflow — Snippets, Quicklinks, AI Commands, Agents, Skills, Dictation Styles, and private extensions. Publish them once and every member gets the same setup, keeping your team aligned and onboarding fast.
Anything you share lives in your organization alongside your personal items, so members can tell at a glance what's theirs and what comes from the team. Members of any role can create, edit, and delete shared features; see Roles & Permissions for the full breakdown.
Snippets
Share frequently used text — boilerplate replies, support macros, code stubs — so the whole team expands the same Snippets everywhere with Raycast. See the Snippets page for more information.
Quicklinks
Put the dashboards, docs, and internal tools your team opens every day a single keyword away, with shared Quicklinks everyone reaches the same way. See the Quicklinks page for more information.
AI Commands
Roll out your best AI prompts — summarize a thread, polish copy, draft a reply — to the whole team, so nobody rewrites the same AI Command twice. See the AI Commands page for more information.
Agents
Give the whole team a shared cast of Agents — a code reviewer, a support-reply writer, a researcher — each carrying the same instructions, model, and tools every time it's used. See the Agents page for more information.
Skills
Skills teach Raycast AI your team's way of working: publish your coding conventions, brand voice, and domain knowledge once, and they load in automatically whenever a chat calls for them. See the Skills page for more information.
Dictation Styles
Keep everyone's dictation on-brand with shared Styles for email, messaging, or meeting notes — one set of formats the whole team transcribes into. See the Dictation page for more information.
Extensions
Ship internal integrations as private extensions — your team installs them straight from your organization's Store, with nothing ever exposed on the public Store. See the Publish a Private Extension guide for more information.