Skills

1. What is it?

A Skill is a reusable package of prompt + configuration. Put the requests you make often (write an ER diagram, run a code review, generate a report for a specific object) into a Skill, and you can invoke them with /<skill-name> from the chat input (e.g. /kobe, /lwc-generator).

2. Where to manage them

Click the profile at the bottom-left → Settings → Skills.

The “Skills” list shows every Skill you currently have. Click a row to expand its description / slash name / supporting files.

3. Invoke a Skill

In the main chat input (or the Launcher):

1. Type / — a dropdown of available skills appears
2. Move with ↑↓
3. Press Tab to confirm and execute

Note: /<skill-name> is a placeholder. Replace it with the name shown on the row’s badge (e.g. /kobe, /lwc-generator) — don’t literally type <skill-name>.

4. Add a Skill

The “Add a Skill” section offers five ways to bring in new Skills.

A. Install from template

Pick one of the curated presets (e.g. deal-advisor, pipeline-analyst, data-cleaner, lead-nurture-advisor, skill-creator) and click Install once.

B. Create new

Use the “New” tab to write a SKILL.md yourself. Fill in the name, slash identifier, description, and the body in Markdown.

C. Upload

Drag-and-drop a ZIP file, or pick one with “Choose file”. Handy when you receive a Skill from a teammate.

D. Create with Blaze (recommended)

The “Create with Blaze” button on the top-right launches /skill-creator, which interviews you and assembles a SKILL.md from your answers — the easiest path when you don’t yet have a template in mind.

E. Add from GitHub

Paste the URL of a public GitHub repository and Blaze installs the Skills it contains (v0.17.1 or later).

• Open the GitHub tab under “Add a Skill” and enter the repository URL in the form https://github.com/<owner>/<repository>
• Or send /skill-install https://github.com/<owner>/<repository> from the chat input

When a repository contains several Skills they are installed together. If Blaze cannot decide which ones to install, it asks you to pick. When a name collides with an existing Skill you can skip it, replace it, or install it under a different name. Repositories containing executables, hooks, or symbolic links show a review screen before anything is installed.

Note: only the repository’s top-level URL is accepted. URLs that point at a folder or branch (/tree/...) are not supported. To update, add the same URL again and choose “Replace”.

Example: the Igness LAMP skills install in one line:

/skill-install https://github.com/igness-ai/lamp-skills

5. Edit / disable a Skill

• Click the chevron (v) on a row to open its detail panel
• Skills with attachments show a 📄 icon
• You can also edit SKILL.md directly from Settings → Files
• Remove a Skill from its detail panel when it is no longer needed

6. Share with your team

Open a Skill’s detail panel and click “Share to library” to share it with other members of your organization. Once shared, teammates can add it to their own Blaze with a single “Add to Blaze” click. See Sharing and adding from the Library for details.

7. FAQ