Skills library

Ready-made skills you can run right now, without writing or adding anything.

Each one is a job written down once — a procedure, plus the tools it may use. Open any of them to see what it wants, what it gives back, and the exact wording it follows. To write your own, see what a skill is.

Sales

• Lead qualifier — Scores an inbound lead out of 10 and says why, in two lines.
• Cold outreach email — Writes a short, specific first-contact email from what you know about the company.
• Follow-up after silence — A short nudge for someone who has not replied, without guilt-tripping.
• Call notes to CRM summary — Turns messy call notes into a structured summary with next steps.

Marketing

• Social post from a topic — One topic in, a ready-to-publish post out, in a consistent house voice.
• Article to social posts — Turns one article into a LinkedIn post, an X thread and a newsletter blurb.
• Page SEO audit — Reads a page and lists what to fix, worst first, with the fix for each.
• Competitor brief — Researches a competitor and reports what they ship, charge and claim.
• Product description — Writes a store-ready description from a product name and a few details.

Support

• Support reply — Drafts a calm, specific answer to a customer message.
• Ticket triage — Classifies an incoming ticket and says how urgent it really is.
• FAQ from repeat questions — Finds the questions that keep coming back and drafts answers.

Operations

• Meeting notes to actions — Pulls decisions and action items out of raw notes.
• Weekly report — Turns a week of scattered updates into one readable summary.
• Invoice check — Checks an invoice against what was agreed and flags anything off.
• Spreadsheet tidy-up — Normalises messy rows and reports what it changed.

HR

• CV screening — Assesses a CV against a role and says yes, no or maybe — with reasons.
• Job description — Writes a job post that describes the work rather than the company.
• Onboarding plan — A 30/60/90 plan for a new joiner in a given role.

Engineering

• Code review — Reviews a diff for correctness first, style last.
• Bug report tidy-up — Turns a vague complaint into a report someone can act on.
• Release notes — Turns commits into notes a customer can read.
• Incident summary — A blameless write-up: what broke, why, and what stops it recurring.