Skills

A Skill is a capability pack that installs into and extends what Aureink can do. When you need a specialized capability — a workflow for a particular industry, a document standard, an integration with a certain tool — just install the matching Skill and Aureink “learns” that ability.

1 · Overview

A Skill packages a class of reusable practices into a module. Once installed, Aureink calls it at the right moment; you can also explicitly specify which Skill to use in a conversation. Instead of restating your requirements every time, a Skill lets specialized capabilities be “configured once, used everywhere.”

2 · Page overview

Open the Skills store. The page is mainly divided into:

〔Figure: the Skills store page, highlighting the category filters, installed/available sections, and search box〕

• Category filters — filter by a three-level industry / function / category scheme to quickly find Skills that fit your role.
• Installed / Available — shown in separate sections; installed ones can be used directly in a conversation.
• Skill cards — name, summary, install count; official built-in ones carry a badge.

Open a Skill to view its details: a feature overview, usage notes, install path, and “how to use” (pin it in a new conversation with the /skill command), with one-click copy of the /skill command. Skill descriptions also support built-in translation (done locally; images and content are not uploaded to the cloud).

3 · How to use a Skill

1. Search and filter — use keywords or industry/function/category to locate the Skill you need.
2. Install — click install on the Skill card or its detail page.
3. Enable / disable — enable as needed; we recommend enabling only the Skills the current task requires to reduce accidental invocation.
4. Invoke in a conversation — type / in a new conversation’s input box and pick a Skill from the popup, or type /skill <name> directly.
5. Uninstall — uninstall any Skill you no longer need at any time.

〔Figure: the Skill picker popup opened by typing / in the chat input box〕

Publishing a local Skill: if you have your own Skill pack (containing SKILL.md), you can import and publish it to the store for reuse within your organization.

4 · Important notes

Important notes

• Information collection and use: a Skill only processes information within the scope of the current task, and only when it is invoked.
• Permission boundaries: a Skill’s operations are equally bound by the permission mode and the sandbox, and cannot access anything beyond its privileges.
• Quota reminder: invoking a Skill consumes usage quota, depending on the operations it performs.
• Third-party sharing: some Skills connect to external services; confirm where their data flows before enabling them.
• Security tip: prefer officially recommended Skills; evaluate Skills of unknown origin carefully before enabling them.

Disclaimer: a Skill may be provided by a third party, and its behavior and data handling are determined by the Skill’s own logic. Use it only after you understand what it is for.

Last updated · July 2026 ｜ Next: Agents →