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A skill is a reusable playbook or set of instructions the AI can draw on. Write routine know-how in Markdown — “How to create an invoice,” “Report formatting,” “Translation tone guide” — and the AI will reference it at the right moments. Workspace-shared skills are managed on the “Skills” page in the “Configure” section of the sidebar. Skills page The page opens as a card grid — switch between “Card view” and “List view” with the toggle in the header. Click a card to open the skill’s details.

Anatomy of a skill

A skill follows the SKILL.md format: metadata (frontmatter) plus a body.

Where skills are saved (scope)

You can promote (agent-specific → shared) or demote (shared → agent-specific) a skill later. To tweak a shared skill for one agent, use “Copy and edit for this agent only” (fork). Attaching a workspace-shared skill to an agent works from the Skills section of the agent’s configuration panel — or straight from a chat with the agent (Create Skills from Chat).

Four ways to create a skill

Write it in the editor

Write SKILL.md directly from “New skill” on the Skills page

Have the AI generate it

Enter a name and description, then “Auto-generate body”

Import a .md file

Import an existing SKILL.md by drag & drop or paste

Accept a suggestion from chat

The AI suggests turning procedures established in conversation into skills

Limits

A single agent can have at most 20 skills attached, and the workspace catalog is capped at the same number. You do not have to count them yourself:
  • The agent’s “Add skills” picker shows the headroom as “N / 20 left
  • The Skills page adds an “n / 20” counter beside the page title once two or fewer slots are left
  • An in-chat skill suggestion that would go over the limit says so and names the number
If you hit a limit, consider consolidating or pruning existing skills.

Provenance

The skill list shows each skill’s provenance (Manual / AI generated / Imported), and you can filter by it.