Create your first Agent Skill

You can create an Agent Skill in a three-step wizard — no code required. If you can describe how a task should be done, you can capture it as a skill.

Create a skill

1. Open your skills library and click + New Skill.
2. Basic info — give the skill a name (up to 64 characters) and a description. The description matters more than it looks: it's what an AI reads to decide when to use the skill, so describe the task it handles (about 200 characters works well).
3. Resources — toggle on folders for scripts, references, or assets if the skill needs supporting files. You can always add files later.
4. Access — keep it Private (just me), the default, or share it with your workspace right away.
5. Click create. Your skill opens as a draft in the editor.

Edit and publish

The editor is a full-screen workspace: the frontmatter form (name, description, category, tags) on one side, the Markdown instructions in the middle, and a file tree for reference files.

• Write the instructions the way you'd brief a capable new hire: the steps, the standards, the edge cases.
• Drag in reference files — templates, checklists, examples. Text files edit inline.
• When it's ready, click Publish. Publishing freezes the version (it becomes immutable) and makes it the live one for your agents and AI tools. Editing a published skill automatically opens a new draft — you can't break the live version by experimenting.

Or just ask Claude

If you've connected your library to Claude, you can author skills conversationally: describe the skill you want, and Claude writes the SKILL.md into your library, validates it, and can update it later as you refine it.

Availability

All plans. New skills are private by default — nobody sees them until you share. Drafts are unlimited; the Free plan publishes up to 10 skills, and deprecating a published skill frees its slot.