This week, we released a new skill that turns discovery-call transcripts into a sourced PRD draft. We also made it easier to search, sort, and filter the skills catalog.
New Skills
Discovery to PRD takes a set of discovery-call transcripts and creates a PRD draft. It quotes each problem statement and notes which call and line it came from, organizing them by the four product risks: value, usability, feasibility, and business viability. If a transcript does not cover part of the template, that section is marked as unsupported instead of filling in content.
Site Updates
We redesigned the skills catalog. You can switch back to the grid view if you prefer. There is a new sort control to order skills by name or by category, and a source filter to show first-party or third-party skills. These settings are saved in the page’s URL, so any link you share will open to the same view.
We added Workflow (LLM) to the glossary. A workflow follows a set of predefined steps, while an agent chooses its next move.
Platform Updates
The skills list in the app now has its own search bar, a filter for “just mine” or “shared with my org,” and sorting by name or recent run count. These filters match what is available in the public catalog and are now part of your workspace where you use your skills.
Agent definitions can now include guardrails, a connector allowlist, a spend cap, a step cap, a send gate (draft, timed, or auto), and a reviewer. These are new settings you can set up and review today. Enforcement will be added in a future update.
Fixes
- We added a help center entry explaining why running multiple agents on a skill simultaneously requires a git repo.
- We also added a help center entry about why a skill’s git history is important. It lets you see every version, undo mistakes, or take the skill with you.
If you are new, start by learning what a skill is or browse the catalog. This update is from the Skills and Agents team. For a behind-the-scenes look at how the week’s work happened, check out Edwin’s weekly log.