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Your skill. Your AI. One chat.

Pick a skill for what you need help with. We’ve put its instructions, examples, and worksheets into one message for your AI.

  1. 1Copy the skill instructions.
  2. 2Paste into a new Claude chat and send.
  3. 3Share what it asks for.

The instructions stay in that conversation. For another task, paste them into a fresh chat.

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What happens after I paste it?

Your AI reads the instructions and asks for the information it needs. For a résumé, bring your current draft and the job description. Review its answer before using it. The instructions apply to that conversation; paste them again for a new chat.

Can I paste a link instead?

Always-free skills have a “Copy a link instead” option. This needs an AI that can open web links. Copying the full instructions is more dependable, especially for paid skills that require access.

What about Muse or another AI?

Choose “Muse / other AI” to copy the same instructions. Open your app, start a text chat, paste, and send. File uploads, web browsing, and code execution depend on that app. We don’t have a verified Muse-specific shortcut yet.

Want to save it as a skill in your app?

The original files are available under “What’s included” on each skill page. Saving a native skill is optional.

  • Claude: follow the official custom skills guide to upload the ZIP and enable it. App and workspace settings apply.
  • ChatGPT & Codex: follow OpenAI’s skill guide for standalone skills and plugins. SkillStall has not published a native plugin yet.
  • Grok & other chat apps: use the copy-and-paste version. We don’t offer native skill installation in these apps.

The chat version includes code as text; it does not execute it or grant your AI new tools. Native imports have not been verified in every app.

Where do my documents go?

Share your documents only in the AI app you choose, under its privacy settings. SkillStall does not need your résumé, financial documents, or chat contents. Financial and legal skills organize information and questions to review with a qualified professional.