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A skill is a reusable instruction bundle: a name, written instructions, and optionally attached files and folders. Attach a skill to a task or automation and the worker reads it before drafting.
The Skills screen: reusable instruction bundles
Typical skills:
  • Brand voice — “Confident, playful, never corporate. Short sentences. No emoji in headlines.”
  • Formatting rules — how you structure threads, where links go, hashtag policy.
  • Product background — a features file and pricing sheet the worker should draw facts from, attached to the skill so they travel with it.

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Creating and using skills

Manage skills on the Skills screen — create, edit, and attach files or whole folders from your workspace files. When creating a task or automation, attach any number of skills; the content records which skills it was written against. Skills are shape-compatible with the SKILL.md convention used by agent runtimes, so the same bundle that guides the built-in worker also works for a bring-your-own agent reading it over MCP or the CLI. One skill per concern beats one mega-skill: “brand voice” and “launch-week messaging” as separate skills lets each task pull exactly the context it needs.