Use Skills

Skills contains reusable methods. Before selecting a Skill, check its purpose, required inputs and expected output against your current task.

Find and select

Type / in the message input to search. Official and My labels identify sources. Or browse Skills by categories such as project initiation, design and delivery; find personal Skills in My.

Selection adds a Skill to the draft, not a submitted task. Add real inputs and a request before sending. Verify the name when several Skills sound similar.

Prepare inputs

Read the manual to distinguish mandatory inputs from optional references. Attach your own brief, images or constraints and explain each role; example project context is not your own.

Design refinement needs a clear base and exploration scope. Design presentation production needs approved materials, audience and structure. A generic “design something” request does not serve both equally.

Participate during execution

Supply missing inputs, select directions and confirm intermediate results using real information. Mark unknowns as undecided. If the goal changes, specify completed work to retain and parts to redo.

Check results against the manual. A generated article, image or deck does not mean facts, numbers and design constraints were automatically verified.

Missing or unavailable Skills

Check workspace, search terms and Official/My labels. Refocus the input after creating a personal Skill and search again. A same-named webpage description does not prove the Skill is callable in your current list.

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