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Skills — Reusable workflows

Skills are instructions that teach Claude Code how to handle specific tasks. Once created, the whole team can use them via slash commands — no programming knowledge required.

Claude Code Skills

What are skills?

A skill is a reusable instruction package for Claude. A text file describes in natural language what Claude should do, which systems to use, and which rules apply.

No programming code — structured instructions that anyone can write. A skill is invoked via a slash command in the terminal, for example /commit or /review.

What's possible with skills

One command, and Claude executes a complex workflow — step by step, without you having to explain each individual step.

  • Personalized news

    Claude searches your company intranet and delivers a summary of the latest news tailored to your role and interests.

  • Organize cover

    Claude checks the open tickets and calendar of an absent colleague, prioritizes by urgency, and creates a structured coverage overview.

  • Discover AI potential

    A structured interview identifies automation potential in daily work — Claude asks targeted questions and creates an action plan.

  • System administration

    Set up Jira projects, audit configurations, migrate workflows — recurring admin tasks as standardized processes.

Skills as a team product

The special thing isn’t the individual skill. It’s the shared knowledge base that grows with every new skill.

  • Share and reuse

    One colleague creates a skill, shares it via a repository, and everyone else can use it immediately. The investment pays off after the second use.

  • No programming knowledge needed

    Skills are text files with instructions in natural language. Anyone who can write a clear task description can also create a skill.

  • Cross-platform

    Skills are based on an open standard and work not only with Claude Code, but also with Cursor, VS Code, and other AI assistants.

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