Skills

Skills is a feature that teaches AI new capabilities.
Just like giving an employee a work manual, if you provide the AI with guidelines and tools packaged as a “Skill” saying “do this in this situation,” the AI will automatically perform the appropriate tasks during the conversation.

For example:

• Presentation Generation Skill → If you ask “Create Q4 performance presentation materials,” it automatically handles everything from data visualization to slide design according to the company template.
• Company Document Form Creation Skill → If you ask “Create a contract,” it automatically creates it according to the company template.
• Meeting Minutes Summary Skill → If you upload a meeting transcript text, it structures and organizes action items, decisions, and persons in charge.

A Skill package includes a SKILL.md (instruction manual) for the AI to reference, scripts to perform the actual work, and necessary reference files. The AI executes these in a safe Sandbox environment to perform complex calculations, data processing, external system integration, etc.

If you find it difficult to configure a Skill from scratch, explore and download useful Skills from here , where various ready-made Skills are collected. You can check out useful Skills shared by other users and utilize them according to your environment.

Constraints

The following constraints apply when using Skills.

• Skill Package Size Limit: Limits are applied based on the extracted size of the uploaded Zip file.
  • Max File Count: 500 files
  • Max Total Size: 8MB
• Number of Registerable Skills: There is no limit to the number of Skills that administrators and users can register.
• Number of Skills Assignable to an Agent/Preset: There is no limit to the number of Skills that can be assigned to a single agent or preset.

Creating a Skill

You can register a new Skill in the Skills menu.

Creating a Skill from a Conversation

After organizing a workflow or repeated task in a conversation, you can turn that content directly into a Skill draft.

Creating a Skill Draft During Chat

In general chat, ask something like “Create a Skill from this conversation” to generate a Skill draft based on the current conversation. When the draft is generated, a Create skill card appears in the chat message.

1. Click Review SKILL.md.
2. Check the Skill name and SKILL.md content.
3. If needed, remove or edit one-time information, personal information, tokens, authentication information, and similar content.
4. Click Save skill.

The draft is not registered as an actual Skill until it is saved. If sensitive information is detected, a warning is shown before saving. If blocked information such as tokens or authentication information remains, the Skill cannot be saved.

Applying Automatically Suggested Skill Candidates

Knowledge that appears useful for repeated use during a conversation can be automatically selected as a Skill candidate. After reviewing an automatically selected candidate, you can add it as a new Skill or apply it to an existing Skill.

1. Go to the Skills menu.
2. Click New Skill.
3. Select Knowledge from conversations into Skill.
4. Click the item you want to review from the candidate list.
5. Check the SKILL.md content and edit it if needed.
6. To register it as a new Skill, click Add as new Skill.
7. To apply it to an existing Skill, click Update existing Skill.

You can delete candidates you do not need. If a conflict occurs with an existing Skill, check the content again, then save or retry applying it.

Using a Skill

Registered Skills can be added to a Preset or selected directly from the chat screen.

What is a Preset?
It is a toolbox containing Skills and tools to be used in each chat room.
For example, you can put analysis Skills in a “Data Analysis Preset” and document generation Skills in a “Document Creation Preset” and choose them according to your purpose.

1. Go to the Presets menu.
2. Select a Preset to add the Skill to, or create a new Preset.

3. In the Skills section, find the Skills to use and check the checkboxes. (Multiple Skills can be selected at the same time.)

4. Save the Preset.

Chat Example

Now, if you select that Preset and start a chat, the AI will understand the conversation context and automatically use the Skill.

Using a Skill Directly in Chat

You can select the Skill you need in the current conversation without adding it to a Preset in advance.

• Select the Skill to use from the Skill selection menu in the chat input field.
• Type slash (/) in the chat input field to search for and call a Skill.
• The selected Skill is used for the current conversation task, and the AI runs it when needed.

For example, if you want to use a document cleanup Skill immediately, type / in the chat input field, select the Skill, and ask something like, “Organize this file as meeting notes.”

Precautions When Updating Skills

If you have modified a Skill’s files or content, please follow these procedures to ensure the changes are reflected.

1. Start a New Chat: Instead of an existing chat room, click New Chat to start a new conversation. A new Sandbox with the updated Skill loaded will be executed in the new chat room.
2. Keep Existing Chat Room: If you must continue using an existing chat room, you may need to try again after a certain period of time when the Sandbox has terminated, or wait for the session to expire explicitly.

Skill Sandbox Network Access

When skills are executed in the sandbox environment, they may need to access external networks. If a skill tries to access a domain not registered in the Allowed Outbound Hosts by the administrator, a temporary access request prompt will be displayed only when the Dynamic Host Allow setting is enabled.

Network Access Permission Procedure:

• When access to an unregistered domain is needed during skill execution, a prompt asking for permission appears on the screen.
• Selecting Allow grants temporary access for that session.
• Temporary access records are forwarded to the administrator, who can then formally add the domain to the whitelist if needed.