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==Properties== | ==Properties== | ||
In the {{software}}, skills have three parts: | In the {{software}}, skills have three parts: | ||
* Skill name: | * Skill name: Used to identify, find and reference the skill. | ||
* Skill description: Used to determine whether to use the skill or not. Should be 1 or 2 sentences max. | * Skill description: Used to determine whether to use the skill or not. Should be 1 or 2 sentences max. | ||
* Skill content: The actual skill contents. Subdivided into parts, for example: | * Skill content: The actual skill contents. Subdivided into parts, for example: | ||
Revision as of 12:13, 6 October 2026
An LLM skill item is a structured configuration document that defines what a AI Agent is allowed to do, how it should behave, and which parameters control its generation. Think of it as the "job description" for an AI assistant: instead of shipping a one-size-fits-all chatbot, you add a Skill that scopes the agent's capabilities.
Skills are available in version Version 2026.3.0+
Properties
In the Tygron Platform, skills have three parts:
- Skill name: Used to identify, find and reference the skill.
- Skill description: Used to determine whether to use the skill or not. Should be 1 or 2 sentences max.
- Skill content: The actual skill contents. Subdivided into parts, for example:
- Purpose
- Requirements
- Preferences
- Procedure
Skill referencing
A skill can reference an other skill in its content by prepending the name with a '/'. For example, the skill heat-stress-indicator can reference /indicator-excel-sheet to indicate what skill should be used to create a new heat-stress indicator.