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Extensions

Skills

Find, install, create, and use reusable task capabilities.

Skills package instructions and supporting resources for a repeatable kind of work. Use one when you want Qoder to follow a specialized workflow—for example, document processing, code review, or environment cleanup—instead of explaining the same process in every task.

Find a Skill

  1. Select Extensions in the left sidebar.
  2. Open the Skills tab.
  3. Browse by category, switch between Popular and Newest, or select Search and enter a keyword.
  4. Open View details to review the Skill's description and publisher before installation.
  5. Select Install.
Use Installed to find Skills already available on this device. If the marketplace content is stale, select Refresh market and try again.

Use a Skill in a task

Start a task and describe the result you need. Qoder can select a relevant installed Skill from its description. To choose one explicitly, type / in the task input and select the Skill from the suggestions before adding the rest of your instruction.
Give the Skill the files, workspace, constraints, and expected output it needs. A Skill provides a workflow, but it still relies on your task context.
During execution, review requested permissions and the resulting files or external actions. Installing a Skill does not remove the normal access controls for a task.

Create or upload a Skill

From Extensions → Skills, select Add Skills and choose one of the following:
  • Create with Qoder: opens a new task that guides you through creating a personalized Skill. The result is kept on this device.
  • Upload Skill: imports a Skill ZIP file or a SKILL.md file to this device.
Before importing a Skill, inspect its instructions, scripts, and referenced resources. Treat scripts and external requests as executable code from the Skill author.

Verify and troubleshoot

After installation or import:
  1. Confirm that the Skill appears under Installed.
  2. Type / in a new task and check that the Skill appears in the suggestion list.
  3. Run a small, low-risk example and verify the output before using it for production work.
If a Skill is not suggested, confirm that it is installed, check that your request matches its description, and try selecting it explicitly with /. If the marketplace does not load, refresh it and check your network connection.