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A skill is a chunk of concrete, domain-specific guidance — patterns, gotchas, code shapes — that the agent can pull into its own context exactly when a task calls for it, instead of cramming everything into the system prompt up front. The Skills settings page, listing built-in and custom skills with an Add Skill button

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Built in, out of the box

The agent discovers these itself: list_skills returns every available skill’s name and description, and read_skill pulls in the full content only when one actually matches the task at hand — so the system prompt stays short even though the skill library can grow indefinitely.
v3: roblox-ui-design and roblox-3d-building were substantially expanded with more patterns and worked examples. Same five skills, more depth in two of them.

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Bringing a skill into a message

Three ways to reference a skill from the chat:
Type /skill <query> to open a live-filtered picker — this is the actual searchable skill list. Selecting one inserts a short @skill:name token into your message — readable in the transcript — while the full guidance is expanded into what’s actually sent to the model. /skill with no query instead lists every skill (name, source, description) as a plain message.

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Importing your own

From Settings → Skills, click Add Skill… to open a native file picker (.skill, .txt, or .md). The file’s name, description, and content are parsed and stored via plugin:SetSetting, and it shows up in the list immediately, removable any time with the Remove button next to it.
Built-in skills show a builtin pill and can’t be removed. Only custom-imported skills get a Remove button.