Agent Skills
Prompts tell AI what to do in a single interaction. Skills define what your agent knows how to do — persistently, reusably, across every task you throw at it.
Agent Skills are a new asset type in Versuno built specifically for agentic workflows. Think of them as modular capability blocks: "how to research a company," "how to write in our brand voice," "how to handle objections." Define it once, use it in any agent configuration.
What you can do with Skills
- Create reusable instruction modules your agents reference at runtime
- Organize skills into projects alongside your prompts, personas, and contexts
- Version them like any other asset — track changes, roll back, see diffs
- Test skill combinations in the Testing Playground with your full agent stack
- Collaborate on skills with your team in Team Workspace
Why it matters
Most agent failures aren't model failures. They're context failures — the agent didn't have the right instructions for the situation it encountered.
Skills let you build that context systematically. Instead of stuffing everything into one giant system prompt, you break capabilities into discrete, testable, improvable units.
How to get started
Open your Library, click New Asset, and select Skill. From there, build with the editor or use Sage to generate a first draft from your notes.