Agent Skills
Practical instructions for work that carries across assistants. Pick a skill, copy its Stuff reference, and give it to the assistant already working with you.
Start with a real task
- assistant-handoff —
stuff:item:e00948e1-834c-48a2-b629-35ad8713596d - evidence-brief —
stuff:item:95049288-ce05-4102-bdb4-8bcd6286b03e - interview-to-product-decisions —
stuff:item:7a0e3fd1-24e0-401c-a272-43e387f9fdc9 - project-memory-refresh —
stuff:item:60c0ec2b-8627-4762-b5dd-f6c70dcbcd45
Try: “Read this skill: [Stuff reference]. Use it to [your task] with the files in [your project reference]. Save the result in [destination].”
Connect once, reuse the same context
These instructions are publicly readable. Your own project can stay private. Connect your assistant using the Stuff setup guide, then grant access only to the work it needs. If an assistant cannot fetch the page, open/download the Markdown yourself and paste it into the conversation. A public skill does not grant access to your private files.
The files use the common SKILL.md shape: a name and description in YAML frontmatter, followed by Markdown instructions. Coding agents that support skill folders can use the file in their own supported skill location; regular chat assistants can read it directly as task guidance. Support for automatic skill discovery and local installation varies by client. Copying a Stuff reference does not install software or create a connector.
Where outputs belong
Save your work in your own project space. This is a read-only public library, not a place to upload private project material. Skills do not override your instructions, authorize purchases or outreach, or change sharing. They work with tools the assistant actually has; they do not create missing capabilities.
First collection
- Assistant handoff: move from one assistant to another without losing the project's current state.
- Evidence brief: make a recommendation with dated, verifiable sources.
- Interview to product decisions: turn customer conversations into traceable experiments.
- Project memory refresh: keep accepted decisions and open questions straight as work continues.
Published October 2, 2026 by Stuff.ac / Elegance Labs. These are initial reusable workflows, not a claim of exhaustive testing across every assistant.