A.I. Agent Skills
Give your Agent a defined job
Make decisions and Client messages part of a controlled workflow
An Agent is the teammate; a Skill is the job you assign. Choose the information it may use, test the outcome, and decide when a person must approve its work. Every run leaves a visible record.
Auto-Decision Skills choose from paths you approved
Describe situations your business recognizes and connect each to an Auto-Template you built. The Skill chooses the best match or takes your fallback.
Compose Skills write for this situation
Give the Agent a defined message-writing task and a Voice that sounds like your business. The Skill writes to the Client involved in the Automation.
Test first. Review when it matters.
Test an Auto-Decision Skill on a record before publishing; the test shows its choice and sends nothing. Wingman can hold a result for human approval.
Put Skills where work already starts
Use Decision and Compose steps in Automations, assign an Agent to a supported Kickoff Form, or hand it one record with Run Agent.
Questions people ask
How is a Skill different from an Agent?
The Agent is the named worker with a human Manager. A Skill is one defined job assigned to that Agent.
What kinds of Agent Skills are available?
Auto-Decision Skills select an Auto-Template; Compose Skills write a secure message. Image Skills exist, but they are not assigned to Agents.
Can I approve the work first?
Yes. Wingman can hold a decision or message for human review before it acts.
What powers a Skill?
Execution requires an active A.I. Service subscription or a verified connection to your own provider.
Explore more: A.I. Agents overview, Automations, Forms.
