Documentation Skills

Documentation Skills

Documentation Skills only include Planner, Actor (and Autonomy Mode) prompts. They can be used to teach the LLM how to work with specific applications, use cases, or tailor it to your exact needs.

Documentation skills can be created by creating a planner_skill.md and an actor_skill.md

Skills live in /skills/<skill-name>/. The minimum requirement is a skill.json.

Documentation-only:

skills/my-app-guide/
  skill.json
  actor_skill.md
  planner_skill.md

The skill.json file is a file used to define metadata about your skill, such as the name, description, whether it is enabled or disabled, the actions associated with it, and what is entry point.

In this case, we will only need the name and the description field, since documentation skills do not have any associated actions or entry points.

{
  "name": "word-navigation",
  "description": "A comprehensive mapping of Microsoft Word's interface and command structure. Provides exact procedural steps for document creation, ribbon navigation, and advanced formatting. Essential for determining the precise menu paths and keyboard sequences required to operate Word effectively.",
  "enabled": true,
  "actions": [""],
  "entry": ""
}

And that is it, your skill is now created. If you really need an LLM to follow your skill and you see it not doing so, change the wording of the documentation, or say it is very very important.

How you should structure your documentation

This is already covered in the Skills page, but you should provide a clear plan of what to do and how to do it within the app.