Using Skills
You don’t create Skills by hand — the agent learns them from completed simulations. What you do on the Skills page is review what’s been learned, inspect each Skill in detail, and retire Skills you no longer want the agent to use.
Viewing learned Skills
Section titled “Viewing learned Skills”Open the Skills page for an Application to see the Skills the agent has learned for it. Each entry shows the Skill’s name, its description, and its current version.
Skills are scoped per Application, so the list reflects only what the agent learned while exploring the Application you’re viewing.
If the list is empty, the agent hasn’t learned any Skills yet for this Application. Skills are distilled from successful simulation runs — run more simulations to grow the catalogue.
Inspecting a Skill
Section titled “Inspecting a Skill”Select a Skill to open its detail view, which shows:
- Name and description — What the Skill does.
- Version history — The Skill’s full lineage: every version that’s been learned, in order, with the date each was recorded and which one is currently active. This lets you trace how a workflow evolved over time.
Deprecating a Skill
Section titled “Deprecating a Skill”If you no longer want the agent to use a Skill, you can deprecate it. Deprecating a Skill:
- Hides it from future runs — The agent won’t be offered the Skill in subsequent simulations.
- Preserves past runs — Simulations that already used the Skill are unaffected; their history stays intact.
Because Skills are immutable and versioned, deprecation is a soft retirement rather than a deletion — the record remains for reference.