> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://hebno.com/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

> ## Agent Instructions
> Hebno is a B2B AI control platform for growing teams (30-250 people). Use British English (organisation, not organization).
> Describe only what Hebno supports today. If unsure, say so.
> Spend limits use the organisation display currency in the app.
> Start with /index and /getting-started/quickstart for Hebno orientation.

# Skills

> Create reusable chat skills, share them with your organisation, and attach them with / in chat.

Skills are reusable instruction packs you attach to a chat turn. When you attach a skill, Hebno injects its instructions into the system prompt for that turn - they are not pasted into your message text.

## Attach a skill in chat

1. Open a chat and type **/** in the message box.
2. Choose **Skills**, or keep typing to filter by name or description.
3. Select a skill. You can attach up to **three** skills on one turn.

The picker groups skills as:

| Section          | What appears                                                |
| ---------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Organisation** | Organisation skills and personal skills shared with the org |
| **Yours**        | Your personal skills                                        |

## Organisation skills

Every organisation starts with a default set of organisation skills (for example drafting emails or summarising meeting notes). These are available to everyone in chat.

**Owners and admins** manage them under **Admin → Skills**:

* Create, edit, or delete organisation skills
* Upload a Markdown (`.md`) file to create one
* Review personal skills members have shared and remove sharing when needed

Organisation skills are fully editable. They are not read-only platform content.

## Personal skills

Members manage personal skills under **Settings → Skills**:

* Create or edit a skill (name, short description, instructions)
* Upload a Markdown (`.md`) file
* Delete a skill you own
* Turn on **Share with org** so everyone in the organisation can attach it

Shared personal skills appear under **Organisation** in the chat picker. Only the owner can edit the content. Admins can remove sharing from **Admin → Skills** without deleting the owner's copy.

## What to put in instructions

Write clear guidance for the model: tone, structure, what to avoid, and British English if that matches your organisation. Keep the description short - it is what people see in the **/** menu.

## Next steps

* [Using chat](/docs/guides/chat)
* [Roles and permissions](/docs/concepts/roles-and-permissions)