Claude Skills Vs Agents Vs Plugins
A skill is a saved procedure, an agent is a worker that follows it, and a plugin is the bundle. When to use each. Coming soon.
Start with what a Claude skill is and which guides to read first. When you would rather not set them up yourself, we install and run them on your accounts.
Claude skill
A Claude skill is a folder with a file called SKILL.md in it. Claude loads it when your request matches what the file says it does.
Until then Claude reads only the skill’s name and a short description, so you can keep many skills installed without slowing it down. Anthropic describes how they work in its Agent Skills documentation.
You write the steps once, and you stop explaining the job every time.
Claude audits your money page the way Google reads it. The SEO skills we run on a live site, your first hour with them, and five moves that beat the report.
Your offer, your follow-up emails and a week of posts, drafted by Claude while you keep the send button. The three skills to run first.
A skill is a saved procedure, an agent is a worker that follows it, and a plugin is the bundle. When to use each. Coming soon.
Finding a skill is the easy part. We install the ones that fit your business on your own accounts, run them with you, and write the ones that don’t exist yet.
Anything a customer will read waits for a person to approve it. It’s an editor in the loop, with simple messages sent to you from your AI. Our own business runs this way.
A skill is written instructions, so it can’t open an account for Claude. The connection to your email, your website or your CRM still has to be set up.
A skill can also be wrong, which is why anything a customer will read gets a person’s eyes first. And a skill can tell Claude to run code, so use skills only from sources you trust.
It’s a saved set of instructions for one job, kept in a folder with a SKILL.md file. Claude reads the file when your request matches, so you stop explaining the job every time.
A prompt works for one conversation. A skill is saved, so it loads whenever the job comes up, and it can bring scripts and templates with it.
Not to use one, because a skill is mostly written instructions. Connecting it to your accounts takes more setup, and that’s the part we take off your hands.
Only from sources you trust. Anthropic’s own advice is to treat a skill like installing software, because it can tell Claude to run code. We check a skill before it goes on your accounts, and a person approves anything a customer will read.
Yes. We install them on your own accounts, so you own them and they keep running if we stop. Book the free call, bring the job you’d want a skill for, and we’ll tell you whether a skill is the right tool.
Thirty minutes, free. Tell us the job you keep explaining to Claude, and we’ll tell you whether a skill should do it.
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