Have you ever hidden your AI artifacts?

For last year I’ve been building software development framework around Claude/OpenCode that saved me ~10-20 hours a week (in some cases more). Comparison is subjective but management faced that too. Sharing it would save my colleagues days per month. But I haven't shared it. Not because I'm selfish. Because I can't see a version of that story where the company says "great, now here's what that contribution is worth." No attribution, no compensation, no protection. Just... my leverage, gone. So it's sitting in a private repository. Here's what I'm trying to figure out: am I the anomaly, or is this happening everywhere right now? Have you ever held back AI artifacts — prompts, skills, agents, workflows — because you weren't sure what sharing it would cost you? Since polls are disabled here, please reply in the comments with the options below (can add your option too) but if you're willing, tell what the artifact was for (no details needed) and what stopped you. I'm researching whether this is a real problem worth solving, and raw honesty beats politeness here. 🇦Yes — I'm hiding at least one right now 🇧Yes — I hid one before, eventually shared it 🇨No — I share everything openly 🇩I build them, but never thought about sharing submitted by /u/ilfroloff [link] [comments]