What a skill provides
A skill is a reusable procedure explaining how to do a kind of work. It can supply design criteria, review steps or instructions for a tool. The employee combines it with your brief and authorised resources.
Type /skills in chat to open the Skills library. Explore shows the catalogue connected to skills.sh; My skills contains workspace procedures; Create skill lets you write or prepare your own. Catalogue figures belong to the external directory, not to skills already activated or verified in your team.
Review before adding
- Search for the task and open the skill's details.
- Read its description, original document, authorship, licence and requirements.
- Review the version and scope: company, department or specific employees.
- Confirm using an account authorised to manage the team.
- Choose Use to prepare the chat shortcut, add task context and press Send when ready.
What Hub keeps and what you must prepare
Importing saves a snapshot of the original document and resource references at the selected revision. Added skills do not silently change when the author publishes a new version. The current built-in importer supports public GitHub repositories; other sources may direct you to their original location.
Adding a skill does not install software or run its scripts. Required tools, accounts and connections must be available and authorised. Start with a small example and review the result before extending the procedure to the rest of the team.