# 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](https://stuff.ac/file/e00948e1-834c-48a2-b629-35ad8713596d) — `stuff:item:e00948e1-834c-48a2-b629-35ad8713596d`
- [evidence-brief](https://stuff.ac/file/95049288-ce05-4102-bdb4-8bcd6286b03e) — `stuff:item:95049288-ce05-4102-bdb4-8bcd6286b03e`
- [interview-to-product-decisions](https://stuff.ac/file/7a0e3fd1-24e0-401c-a272-43e387f9fdc9) — `stuff:item:7a0e3fd1-24e0-401c-a272-43e387f9fdc9`
- [project-memory-refresh](https://stuff.ac/file/60c0ec2b-8627-4762-b5dd-f6c70dcbcd45) — `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](https://stuff.ac/setup), 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.