Agents that know the job, one skill at a time
A skill is a feature’s rules plus the tools that come with it. Your AI project managers and AI assistants open a skill only when a request needs it — so every command carries just what it needs, and costs fewer agent credits.
AI project manager · Acme account room
AutoBuilt-in skills
Closed until a command needs them.
Outputs in the room
The agent picks the skill
You never choose a skill by hand. The agent reads the command, opens the skills the job needs, and the step shows as “Loading skills” in the run.
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Opened on demand
Schedules, tasks, dashboards, designs, forms and the rest stay closed until a request needs them. A scheduling command opens Schedules and nothing else.
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Tools arrive with the skill
Each skill brings its own tools. The agent sees the scheduling tools only after it opens Schedules, so it reaches for the right tool first time.
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Fewer credits per command
On 26 real commands, skills answered all 26 for 946 credits, against 25 of 26 for 1,786 before. Scheduling a meeting fell from 158 credits to about 34.
Skills for every kind of work
Twelve built-in skills cover the AI Office, a curated library adds ready-made jobs, and every agent shows its skills as chips you can open.
12 built-in skills
Schedules, Tasks and projects, Dashboards, Designs, Chat apps, Forms and tables, Booking links, Automations, Images, Office setup, Files and Sales deals.
Real files from the Files skill
The agent makes Word, PDF, Excel and PowerPoint files and charts straight into the room’s Files, and never overwrites one that is already there.
A curated skills library
Meeting brief, Follow-up email, Weekly status report, Decision log, Board brief, Call prep, PDF report and Excel export, ready to add to any agent.
Custom agents
Start from one of Qik’s agents, add the skills your team needs and save it under a job-title name the agent suggests.
Your own skills sources
Connect a Git repository, a link, a .zip or an MCP server of skills in the open SKILL.md format. Their scripts never run; each step maps to a Qik tool.
See every tool
Settings → Agents → Skills lists each skill with its tool count and the tools inside it, grouped by when the agent opens them.
Every agent, with its skills in view
The Agents page shows each AI project manager and AI assistant with its skills as readable chips. Open a chip to read the skill, add one from the library, or build a custom agent.
Skill chips
Each agent lists its skills by name — “Follow-up email”, “Weekly status report” — and a tap opens the skill’s own page.
+ Add skill
Pick from Qik’s curated library or a source your company connected. The agent picker shows what one agent does differently from another.
Agent admins
Company admins choose who can change agents — only their own, or every agent in the office.
Built-in panel
Every built-in skill with its tool count: opened when needed, loaded by its own screen, in the Sales office, or offered when the request mentions it.
Settings › Agents
SkillsAI project manager
AI assistant
Sales manager
Client success lead
CustomFrom a command to a finished output
Skills sit between what you ask and what the room gets back.
You give a command
“Send the follow-up from today’s client call and log the decisions.”
The agent loads skills
Follow-up email and Decision log open, with only the tools those two jobs need.
It generates outputs
The recap email is drafted and the decisions land in a table — or a PDF report in the room’s Files.
Every run is on record
Agent history shows the skills each run opened and the credits it used.
Who runs on Agent skills
Status reports that write themselves
An AI project manager with Weekly status report and Decision log turns the room’s tasks and minutes into a report every Friday.
Prepared for every call
Call prep reads the lead, the open deals and the last conversation, and Follow-up email sends the recap after it.
A board brief across rooms
Board brief pulls what moved, what is stuck and the decisions needed from every room a leader is in.
One company, one office, one shared state
Agent skills, answered
A skill is a feature’s rules plus the tools that go with it. The AI project manager or AI assistant opens a skill only when a request needs it, so each command carries less and costs fewer agent credits.
Twelve: Schedules, Tasks and projects, Dashboards, Designs, Chat apps, Forms and tables, Booking links, Automations, Images, Office setup, Files and Sales deals. Qik’s agents open them on every plan.
Yes. Add skills from Qik’s curated library and build custom agents from Settings → Agents. Adding or removing an agent’s skills and creating custom agents are part of AI Office Pro and Enterprise.
Enterprise offices can connect their own skills library from a Git repository, a link, a .zip file or an MCP server, in the open SKILL.md format. Scripts inside a skill are never run; its steps map to Qik’s own tools.
No. Skills lower the cost of a command, because the agent carries only the rules and tools the job needs. Cached input is also billed at half.
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