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Documentation Index

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Creating Skills

Creating a skill is like teaching Mira a new habit. You describe what you want, and Mira generates the instructions.

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Step 1: Define your skill

Tell Mira what you want in plain language: 
Create a skill called "Email Responder" that:
- Reads incoming emails
- Categorizes them by urgency (urgent, normal, low)
- Drafts a short reply for each
- Uses a professional but friendly tone

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Step 2: Review the preview

Mira generates the skill and shows you a preview. You’ll see:
  • Name — the skill’s display name
  • Description — when it activates
  • Instructions — the full behavioral prompt
  • Category — dev, design, product, marketing, content, productivity, etc.

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Step 3: Refine

If the skill isn’t quite right, tell Mira what to change: 
Make the tone more casual
Add: always include a call to action
Change the category to "productivity"

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Step 4: Activate

Once you’re happy, activate the skill. It will now run automatically when relevant.

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Skill anatomy

A skill consists of:
  • Slug — unique identifier (e.g. email_responder), also used as /slug command
  • Name — display name (e.g. “Email Responder”)
  • Description — short description of when it activates (max 250 chars)
  • Instructions — the full behavioral prompt that Mira follows
  • Category — one of: dev, design, product, marketing, content, communication, productivity, ai_tools
  • Required integrations — which apps the skill needs (e.g. Gmail, Linear)

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Best practices

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Be specific

❌ “Help me with emails” ✅ “Categorize emails by urgency and draft 2-3 sentence replies in a professional tone”

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Include context

❌ “Write social media posts” ✅ “Write LinkedIn posts about AI and startups, casual tone, max 150 words, always end with a question”

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Set boundaries

❌ “Review code” ✅ “Review Python code for security vulnerabilities, performance issues, and PEP 8 compliance. Always list findings as numbered items.”

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Use integrations

Create a skill called "Sprint Bot" that:
- Checks Linear for tasks due this week
- Summarizes progress in a bullet list
- Creates a post in Slack #engineering

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Slash commands

Every skill gets a slash command based on its slug. You can activate it by typing: 
/email_responder
/sprint_bot
/content_writer
This triggers the skill immediately, regardless of context.
Skills are personal — they only work in your chats unless you share them.