# Ch 9: Built-in /audit and /level-up skills
Creator: Nate Herk (@nateherk)
Transcript of Nate Herk's 2h33m 'Build your own AI operating system' course, split into its chapters. All content and credit: Nate Herk (@nateherk), https://x.com/nateherk/status/2101656269056610682. Transcribed locally with faster-whisper; names may be misheard.

[0:48:00] I have built in. So the first one is called audit. So I'm just going to go ahead and do slash audit to show you guys what this skill actually does. This is basically going to judge your AI iOS. It's going to look at the four C's. So context connections, capabilities, and cadence, and it's going to tell you what you might be missing and it's going to tell you what you need to set up. So right here, it says, okay, I'm running the four C's audit. Let me scan the project structure. And it's going to come back with a grade. And this is really great because if you're getting overwhelmed with what you should be doing, just run slash audit and see where the gaps are and kind of help plan out your next steps from there. Okay. So April 30th audit, we got 54.5 out of a hundred and we're currently, you know, we literally just got this set up. So honestly, I think this is being pretty generous with context. I mean, 18 out of 25, it could definitely get a lot better connections. We're at 16 out of 25. It could get a ton better. So maybe we need to tweak this actual audit a little bit because we only have one connection And that's ClickUp, but the point being, it's going to start to go over your strengths and weaknesses. So ClickUp got wired the same day. Okay. Maybe it's doing relative because it's like, okay, on day one, that's not too bad. The connections.md is comprehensive. We have ClickUp, Fireflies, Gmail, Slack, and revenue, but here are the top three gaps and they're ranked by leverage. So tier one domain is thin, meaning only one of seven tier one domains are reachable. So if we think back to this, where you worked up, we had seven of these, right? Revenue, customer, calendar, comms, tasks, meetings, knowledge. And we've only hooked up ClickUp.

[0:49:30] So it's a little bit of comms, a little bit of tasks, but still not anywhere where we wanna be. So it says, why are fireflies next? Then we have no recurring trigger or cadence, which is the fourth C, we'll get into that later, and zero user built skills and zero agents. So that's really where we get a lot of the leverage is when you come into this AIOS and you build your own custom skills on top of everything. Now, speaking of custom skills, let's go ahead and also run this other one. This is called Level Up. So I'm gonna go ahead and do a slash and I'm gonna do the level up skill. And I actually didn't realize that it suggested that. It said, hey, these are structural gaps to explore capability gaps, which is what your AIS could do that it can't do yet, run level up after this audit. And also you can see, it says that you want me to save this. So every single one of your audits can get saved so that you can see how you're actually improving your AIS over time. This level up is basically going to analyze your business, your connections, everything that you're doing, and it might even ask you questions, but it's gonna show you some areas where you could just level up your stuff. So it says pulling from your stack, you have a top pane of managing your team, you have quarter two priorities, you have things that are reachable now, and you have things that are reachable soon. So here's what you should do. Answer these questions however feels natural, one sentence is fine, welcome you through this past week, what did you do three plus times? Drudgery, is there anything that felt manual, boring or copy and paste? Smart intern test. Anything where you thought a smart intern could absolutely handle this, but you ended up just doing it yourself because explaining it would take longer constraint.