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There are three ways to create a skill, from easiest to most hands-on. All of them end in the same place: a skill in your Skills that you can run, schedule, and refine.

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The Creation Wizard

Click Create Skill in Skills. The wizard builds a working skill from a plain-language description; you never see code unless you want to.
1

Choose a starting point

Pick Describe what you want. (The other tiles route to templates or to customizing an existing skill.)
2

Describe the skill

Write what the skill should do in plain English, for example “Summarize this week’s Salesforce pipeline” or “Brief me before today’s meetings”. Example chips fill in common requests with one tap.
3

Confirm capabilities

The wizard detects which external services your skill needs (Salesforce, Gmail, Slack, Shopify, Drive, and others) and shows their connection state. Services you have already connected show Connected; others offer Connect now.
4

Preview and try it

The AI generates the skill, suggests a name (editable), and shows you what it built. Click Run to test it in a sandbox before saving. The test result appears inline.
5

Finish

Confirm the name and visibility (Personal, Workspace, or Company) and click Done. The skill is published and ready to run. An Open in Studio link is available if you want to inspect or edit what was generated.
Be specific in your description. “Triage my Gmail inbox and draft replies for anything urgent” produces a much better first version than “help with email”.

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From a Template

Click From Template in Skills to browse pre-built skill patterns, including: Each template asks a few questions (two to five), shows a Preview of the generated skill, then creates it as a draft you can publish or refine in Studio.

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The Package Wizard

For instruction and API skills, Import > Package Wizard offers a deterministic six-step form: basics (name, description, icon), type, instructions (markdown editor with an Optimize with AI button), API configuration (base URL, auth, endpoints), supporting files, and a final review with validation. This path is mostly used for straightforward API integrations; the creation wizard is the better default for everything else.

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Importing and Exporting

Skills travel as ZIP packages. Use Import in Skills header to upload a packaged skill, and Export ZIP in any skill card menu to download one. This is how you move skills between instances or share them outside the marketplace.

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After Creation