How it should look.
Colors, type, layout, and the details that make a readout feel like your business. A generated design skill can give your agent a starting point to refine.
Generated design skill
Your team's know-how, ready to reuse
Teach it once.
Make it yours.
Use it again.
You know what a good update looks like. Give your agent those instructions in a skill, so every new readout starts a little closer to right.
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Weekly update
Example skill
A good Monday starts
with a clear picture.
When you create our weekly readout:
- Start with what changed this week.
- Show the numbers next to their targets.
- Call out anything that needs a decision.
- Use our colors. Keep the writing simple.
Reusable instructions for your agent
Small instructions. A big head start.
The things you shouldn't
have to explain every time.
What it should say.
Start with the headline. Explain what changed. End with next steps. Save your reporting conventions as instructions the agent can reuse.
Example member-authored skill
How to get it published.
Aptarium's standard skills explain how to build and publish a readout, connect data, and work with the skills catalog.
Included system skills
Make the next one easier
One good format.
A whole team's head start.
Keep useful instructions in your workspace. Give a skill a clear name, share it with the right people, and improve it as you learn what works.
Your skills Illustrative catalog
Company design Colors, typography, and layout
DesignWeekly update The format everyone recognizes
ReportingAptarium essentials From first draft to published readout
SystemFrom instructions to useful work
A simple habit to pick up.
Find a skill.
Open Skills in your workspace. Choose instructions that fit what you're making.
Give it to your agent.
Use the install prompt or the supported download for your client. Then ask your agent to use it for your readout.
Keep what works.
Publish improved instructions as a new version. Share the skill with your space or business when it's ready.
Skills are available here. Availability in other workspaces can vary. Your agent uses the instructions; Aptarium stores and shares them.
A few useful details.
Is a skill the same as a readout?
No. A skill is reusable guidance for your agent. A readout is the page it helps you create. Publishing another edition of that readout doesn't require writing the instructions again.
Can everyone see our skills?
Skills live in your private workspace catalog. They can be personal, shared with a space, or shared across your business. Guests don't have access to the catalog.
Will every agent produce the same design?
A skill gives the agent direction, not a guaranteed layout. Review the result with your agent and refine it until it fits your team.
A little less reporting. A lot more doing.
Give your finished work
a place to be shared.
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