Source Nate Herk: AIOS course

Ch 6: What a skill is

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Summary

We have one called audit, we have one called level up, and we have one called onboard.
And then boom, you've essentially got an automation for onboarding a client.
So we've got an archives folder, which is where Cloud will put old documents or things that you don't need.
We've got a context folder, which is where Claude will put different context files about your business, about you personally, about maybe the way that you like to communicate everything that it needs to know about you and your business, it can start to organize inside of this context folder.
Now you can see there's a section here called your skills, which is important because it has to understand when to invoke what skill.

And the next time you say, hey, run the skill, it's better.
We have one called audit, we have one called level up, and we have one called onboard.
We have a name, we have a description, we have what the skill does, and we have what the skill does not.
And what's really cool about that is let's say you have an SOP for onboarding a client.
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And then boom, you've essentially got an automation for onboarding a client.
So we've got an archives folder, which is where Cloud will put old documents or things that you don't need.
We've got a context folder, which is where Claude will put different context files about your business, about you personally, about maybe the way that you like to communicate everything that it needs to know about you and your business, it can start to organize inside of this context folder.
Now you can see there's a section here called your skills, which is important because it has to understand when to invoke what skill.
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