We're bringing Skills to MagicPath.
Skills are instructions that let the agent perform certain operations better. We're starting with a set to improve typography, polish your designs, and animations.
You can import your own skills, or create new ones just by asking MagicPath.
Users praise MagicPath's new Skills feature as a game-changer because it delivers consistent high-quality AI agent outputs without requiring constant prompt micromanagement.
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Use the @MagicPathAI Design skill for better UIs, and @emilkowalski animation skill for crisp, beautiful animations.
We're bringing Skills to MagicPath.
Skills are instructions that let the agent perform certain operations better. We're starting with a set to improve typography, polish your designs, and animations.
You can import your own skills, or create new ones just by asking MagicPath.
Create your own skill simply by asking MagicPath. Try prompts like:
"Create a new skill called design-review. Use it whenever I ask for a design review."
You can also sync skills across your team, so if you have a skill you like, every member of your team gets access to it.
You can also sync skills across your team, so if you have a skill you like, every member of your team gets access to it.
Use the @MagicPathAI Design skill for better UIs, and @emilkowalski animation skill for crisp, beautiful animations.
Right now MagicPath supports text-only skills, which are the majority. That means skills containing scripts won't be imported.
Create your own skill simply by asking MagicPath. Try prompts like:
"Create a new skill called design-review. Use it whenever I ask for a design review."
@skirano Can MagicPath skills be called tricks?
Learn more here: https://www.magicpath.ai/documentation/features/skills
Right now MagicPath supports text-only skills, which are the majority. That means skills containing scripts won't be imported.
@skirano Nice drop, Pietro! Skills feel like a game-changer for keeping outputs consistent and high-quality without micromanaging every prompt.
@skirano Magic!
@dgrreen hahah missed opportunity there in favor of standardization
@skirano Okay, this is the most apt implementation of the skills feature I have seen this month, mainly because this makes perfect sense as a feature I would want in @MagicPathAI Can't wait to test this out!