— Skill
Skill authoring
Cursor-managed Grok Bot skill for authoring skills — enable or ask to save a process; share via templates.
Save a proven multi-step task as a reusable Grok Bot skill—so the library can call it again with /.
How to enable in Grok Bot
- Open Grok Bot.
- Finish a one-time task reliably first.
- Ask to save it as a skill, or enable skill-authoring.
- Reference with / ; share via Bot template / export when needed.
Use inside Grok Bot
Enable in Grok Bot — not a Claude paste.
Ask Grok Bot to save the process as a skill, or enable skill-authoring. Not Claude.
Say this in Grok Bot
Edit skill name, boundaries, and output format before you send this in Grok Bot.
Use skill-authoring. Save the process we just used as a skill called “[name]”. Include source systems, decision rules, output format, and approval boundaries (what must stop for me). Then show how I invoke it with /.
Copied. Send it in Grok Bot — not Claude.
- What changes
- Capture a successful multi-step workflow as a reusable skill (steps, rules, outputs, approval boundaries) available across your Bots.
- When
Use skill-authoring when a multi-step task finally worked and you want it reusable across Bots with
/.Good fits: save process after a clean run; add decision rules and approval boundaries; share via template.
Skip it before the one-time task is reliable, or when you only need a one-off answer.
Keep in mind
- Save only after the one-time run works
- Include approval boundaries in the skill
- Share via templates — not a Claude SKILL.md dump
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