Run skills and automations
See what your coworker can do, write or improve a skill, and put repeatable work on a schedule.
See what skills exist and how to ask
Kinds, and who writes each: Mosaic maintains the included actions that only it can create, while your organisation authors and adapts its own reusable skills. You run one by asking, in Slack or a connected AI tool - there is no run-it-now button here.
- Browse the catalogue of included actions, prompt skills, and skill chains, with the exact words to ask for each. Open Skills
Write or improve a skill
A skill chain runs several of your own skills in order, handing each result to the next. Pick a specific model on the skill's own form when its job is worth extra reasoning power, or leave it blank for your coworker's usual default; limit which tools it can reach the same way. A skill can also be a short script you write yourself, which runs exactly as written once an org admin has reviewed and pinned it. Every skill ends with its technical details: the tools it uses in order, the data it reads, related skills, known gotchas and when it is done, so a run starts with what it needs.
- Draft, check the wording, and publish your own skill. Open Skill Studio
- Take a fresh update to an adopted skill, keep your own version, or merge the two - never a silent overwrite. Open Skills
Check a skill's quality before you trust it
- See how each skill's results land: how often people say it helped, and which issues come up most. Open skill quality
Turn a repeatable job into an automation, and try it first
Approve once, then it runs on its own - and you can trial a skill against real conditions before you commit to it.
- Turn a repeatable job it noticed in your channels into an automation, or set one up yourself. Open the Automations studio
Put work on a recurring schedule
- Hand a skill to the agent on a schedule - create, edit, pause, or cancel it whenever you like. View scheduled work