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Custom AI Agent Skills

Package repeatable procedures as reusable skills for your team’s AI agents.

The problem

Two people ask an agent to prepare the same onboarding brief and get different sections, checks, and file formats.

Our approach

We turn the approved procedure into a versioned skill with instructions, templates, and examples. We test when it activates, what it produces, and when it should ask for help.

What's included

What we handle for you.

01

Procedure design

Separate required checks from choices the agent may make.

02

Skill evaluation

Run representative tasks and near misses to check outputs and activation.

Deliverables

What you walk away with.

  • An installable skill for your selected agent environment
  • Example inputs, expected outputs, and update instructions
Ideal for

Is this you?

  • Teams repeating research, review, or document preparation tasks
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Ongoing AI Support

Available with this service after launch.

This is not a separate service. It is the ongoing support option for keeping Custom AI Agent Skills useful, maintained, and improving as your business changes.

Monitoring and small improvements after launch
New automation, dashboard, or workflow updates as the business changes
Monthly review of what is working, what is stuck, and what to build next
Support for connected CRM, data, email, and reporting workflows

In practice

Turn an approved procedure into a skill

For an onboarding brief, package the required inputs, approved template, checks, and examples together. Test a similar request that should not activate the skill.

Bring a finished example and the instructions used to produce it.

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Frequently asked questions

How does a skill differ from an MCP tool?

A skill describes how to perform a task. An MCP tool exposes an operation an assistant can call. A skill can direct an assistant to use an approved tool.

How are skills updated?

Version the instructions and examples together. Run representative tasks against each revision before sharing it with the team.

What makes a procedure a good candidate for a skill?

Look for a repeated task with a recognizable trigger and an example of acceptable output. A proposal review checklist is easier to test than a broad request to improve sales.

Can one skill work across multiple agent platforms?

The instructions and examples may transfer. Packaging, tool access, and activation behavior vary, so each target environment needs its own test.

Can a skill use our house templates?

Yes. Include approved templates and samples, then check the resulting structure and required fields against a finished example.

What happens if required inputs are missing?

Define which inputs are mandatory and how the agent should request them. Test incomplete cases so the skill does not fill gaps with invented details.