What happens to the work our experts put into prompts if we change vendors?

The prompts and rules that make an assistant genuinely useful represent months of subject-matter time turning tacit practice into explicit procedure. Where that work lives inside a vendor's product it is a procedure rented back to the organization that wrote it.

Skills and prompts in Centralpoint are records in the organization's own SQL environment, version-controlled, audit-logged and scoped by audience, with named owners and review cadences. They are maintained by the people accountable for the underlying process, not by engineering, and they remain readable and portable independent of any model or supplier.