For ChatGPT
Your company’s skills, inside ChatGPT
When someone asks ChatGPT for help, the right skill from your company’s skill library arrives by itself. Nothing to search for, nothing new to learn.
A skill is a prompt or playbook your people have written for AI.
What it looks like
The person asks in their own words. The skill that fits arrives, and ChatGPT follows it. If no skill fits, ChatGPT answers as usual.
More examplesPriya, account manager
Help me prep for my quarterly business review with Acme tomorrow.
Skill arrivedQBR prep
By the sales operations leadVersion 4Security-scannedReaches Account management
- Ask for the account’s numbers for the last two quarters.
- Lead with the outcomes the customer named at kickoff.
- Close with renewal risks and a next step for each.
Here is your review outline, in the team’s format:
- Outcomes against the goals set at kickoff
- Usage for the last two quarters
- Renewal risks, with a next step for each
How it gets turned on
People can add it themselves in Codex
It takes a few minutes and needs no help from IT, as long as your company allows people to add their own tools.
An admin turns it on for everyone in ChatGPT
The admin does this once, from the admin console for ChatGPT.
Each person signs in once
The first time a skill is needed, the person signs in to Skillacrity with one click. After that there is nothing to set up.
The same skill in every tool
Skillacrity works inside Claude, ChatGPT and Microsoft 365 Copilot from one skill library that your company controls. No AI vendor holds it, so adding a tool or changing vendors loses nothing.
Put your best skills to work for everyone
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