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Skills are reusable natural language instructions that you can attach to Agent Action nodes. They provide vetted, curated guidance that agents read to perform specific tasks correctly.

Why use skills?

  • Consistency: Encode best practices once, reuse across multiple tasks
  • Domain knowledge: Capture site-specific quirks, workflows, or patterns
  • Team collaboration: Share proven approaches with your team
  • Maintainability: Update a skill once, all attached nodes benefit

Creating a skill

  1. Open Skills in the left navigation
  2. Click New Skill
  3. Fill in:
    • Name: A short, descriptive title (e.g., “Handle Certn ID Verification”)
    • Description: Optional summary shown in the picker
    • Instructions: Detailed guidance for the agent

Writing good instructions

Write instructions as if you’re explaining to a capable assistant:
Tips:
  • Be specific about steps and expected outcomes
  • Mention site-specific quirks or patterns
  • Include error handling guidance
  • Use plain text (no markdown formatting)

Attaching skills to tasks

Skills are attached at the Agent Action node level:
  1. Open your task in the builder
  2. Select or create an Agent Action node
  3. In the node editor, find the Skills section
  4. Select one or more skills to attach
The agent will read the skill instructions alongside the node’s prompt when executing.

Managing skills

Edit a skill

  1. Go to Skills and click the skill name
  2. Make your changes
  3. Click Save
Changes apply to all future runs of tasks using this skill.

Improve with AI

Click the Improve button to have AI clean up your instructions:
  • Fixes grammar and awkward phrasing
  • Reorganizes for clarity
  • Preserves all your original details (never adds new content)

Delete a skill

  1. Open the skill
  2. Click the trash icon
  3. Confirm deletion
Deleting a skill removes it from all Agent Action nodes that reference it. Those nodes will still run but without the skill’s guidance.

Use cases

Skills vs node prompts

Combine both: use the node prompt for the specific goal, attach skills for the approach.