Skills Overview - ZeroTwo Docs

What are Skills?

Skills are lightweight, single-purpose AI tools you invoke directly in any chat using the @skill-name trigger. Type @ in the chat prompt bar, and a picker appears showing all your available skills — select one, add your content, and the skill runs instantly. Unlike Custom Agents (which are full conversation configurations you chat with at /agents), skills are one-shot tools designed for a specific repeatable task: summarize this, translate that, review this code, check this grammar. The key difference:

	Skills	Custom Agents
What it is	A single-purpose inline tool	A full saved conversation configuration
How to use	Type @skill-name in any chat	Go to /agents and start a chat
Persistence	Invoked per message	Full ongoing conversation
Best for	Repetitive single tasks	Specialized ongoing assistants

How to Invoke a Skill

In any chat (including project chats), type @ in the prompt bar
A skill picker dropdown appears — continue typing to filter by name
Select a skill
Type or paste the content you want the skill to act on
Send

Examples:

@summarize Here is the article I need summarized: [paste text]

@translate-to-spanish Please convert this: Hello, how are you today?

@explain-code [paste code here]

@grammar-check Please fix: The team are working hard to completed the project on time.

Three Sources for Skills

Official Library

Pre-built skills curated and maintained by ZeroTwo. Browse by category and install with one click.

Custom Skills

Build your own skills with a custom trigger, system prompt, tools, and model.

GitHub Import

Import skill configurations from a GitHub repository — useful for team sharing.

Troubleshooting

Fix skills that aren’t showing in the picker, producing inconsistent output, or failing to use tools.

Access Skills

Skills are managed at Settings → Skills. From there you can:

Browse and install Official Library skills
Create custom skills
Import skills from GitHub
View, edit, and delete your installed and custom skills

Example Skills

Trigger	What it does
`@summarize`	Condenses long text into 3–5 bullet points
`@explain-code`	Explains what a piece of code does with an overview and suggestions
`@translate-to-spanish`	Translates text to Spanish, preserving tone
`@grammar-check`	Corrects grammar and style without changing meaning
`@tone-formal`	Rewrites text in a formal, professional tone
`@extract-action-items`	Pulls a numbered list of action items from meeting notes or emails

​What are Skills?

​How to Invoke a Skill

​Three Sources for Skills