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Traditional AI is a generalist — it can chat about anything but truly excels at nothing. Expert Kits change that. They package an industry’s professional knowledge, workflows, and judgment criteria into AI, turning it into a domain expert. Install a legal kit, and AI can review contracts clause by clause, flag compliance risks, and rate them red/yellow/green — it’s not “helping you look things up,” it’s doing the work of a legal specialist. Install a finance kit, and AI can build financial models and analyze key metrics. Install a product management kit, and AI can write PRDs, organize user feedback, and track requirements. Expert Kits don’t just connect AI to tools — they give AI professional-grade capabilities for specific roles.

Kits vs. Skills

If you already use Skills, the key difference is: Skills address “how AI performs a specific task” — packaging a professional methodology or workflow into a reusable skill unit so AI can learn how to handle a particular type of work. Expert Kits address “how to unify an entire team on the same AI-powered workflow” — combining multiple Skills, data connections, workflows, and output standards into a complete solution package that can be deployed team-wide with a single install.
DimensionSkillExpert Kit
DefinitionA standalone professional knowledge/methodology unitA complete work solution package (Skills + data connections + workflows + standards)
Problem it solvesTeaching AI a professional skillEnabling a team to use the same AI-powered work solution
Created byIndividual users or experts, lower barrierIndustry experts or teams, requires complete workflow design
Used byPrimarily individualsTeams — expert configures once, members install with one click
Typical scenarioExploration phase: validating whether a methodology worksDistribution phase: rolling out a proven approach to the entire team
Skills are suited for individual exploration and methodology validation. Expert Kits are suited for standardizing proven approaches and distributing them across a team. The two typically follow a progression: validate best practices with Skills first, then package them into Expert Kits for team-wide rollout.

Custom Kits

Every enterprise has different workflows, standards, and tool chains — no pre-built set can cover every scenario. The real value of Expert Kits is that every organization can package their own. Domain experts within your company package their role’s workflows, judgment criteria, and quality standards into an Expert Kit. Everyone else installs it with one click and immediately gains the same capabilities. No training, no configuration, no technical knowledge required.

Let QoderWork Create One for You

On the Expert Kits page, switch to the Custom tab and click Let QoderWork Create. Describe the kit functionality and scenarios in natural language, and QoderWork will automatically generate the kit structure and skill configuration.

Share a Kit

Click Share This Kit in the top-right corner of the kit detail page to download the kit as a .zip file. Send this file to colleagues — they can install it via Install Kit to use the same kit immediately, enabling quick team distribution.

Upload a Kit Manually

If you already have a kit package (e.g., shared by a colleague or built on your own), upload and install it directly:
1

Prepare the kit package

Package your kit as a .zip file. The ZIP must contain one of the following structures:
  • .qoder-plugin/plugin.json
  • .claude-plugin/plugin.json
The plugin.json file must include a name field.
2

Upload and install

Click Install Kit in the top-right corner of the Expert Kits page, drag and drop the .zip file into the upload area or click to select the file, then click Install.

Built-in Kits

QoderWork’s first wave covers finance, legal, marketing, HR, and more — 10 industry kits ready to use out of the box:

Product Management

A full-cycle toolkit for product managers — PRD writing, user story breakdown, competitive analysis, requirement prioritization, user feedback analysis, roadmap updates, and product metrics review.

Corporate Legal

A comprehensive legal assistant — draft legal documents (demand letters, complaints, defense statements, attorney briefs), generate corporate resolutions and charter amendments, case research with win-rate analysis, and more.

Contract Management

End-to-end contract lifecycle management — review contract risks (red/yellow/green grading), draft initial contracts (Word output), redline comparison between two versions, NDA quick screening, statute lookup, and contract ledger reminders.

Corporate Finance & Tax

Financial and tax management tools — financial analysis, bookkeeping vouchers, budget analysis, VAT management, debt-tax management, annual settlement, internal audit, financial statement preparation, and month-end closing.

Consulting Delivery

Full-cycle management consulting tools — desk research, interview notes, framework design, report writing, benchmarking, weekly reports, and CEO briefings. Works standalone or enhanced with document collaboration tools.

Marketing

Full-scenario marketing tools — marketing copy, ad compliance, competitor tracking, campaign planning, social media trending, SEO optimization, campaign analytics, and brand consistency review.

Investment Research

Full-cycle research tools for securities/funds — in-depth reports, industry research, annual report analysis, earnings flash reviews, research notes, morning meeting briefs, research summaries, and comparable company analysis.

Investment Banking

Full-service IB assistant — IPO prospectus drafting, M&A reports, bond offering memorandums, exchange inquiry responses, roadshow materials, and financial modeling.

Private Equity

Full-cycle PE/VC tools — project screening, due diligence checklists, term sheet review, investment committee memos, return modeling, and exit analysis.

Wealth Management

Full-scenario wealth management tools — market briefings, asset allocation, fund analysis, client reporting, financial planning, and tax planning.
The built-in kit library is continuously expanding. Submit feedback about industries or scenarios you’re interested in at the top of the Expert Kits page.

What’s Inside a Kit

Each kit consists of three components:
  • Quick Commands: Preset commands invoked by typing / in the conversation, each mapping to a specific work scenario. For example, the Contract Management kit includes /Review Contract, /NDA Screening, /Contract Comparison, and more.
  • Data Connections: Pre-configured external tool connections (e.g., Notion) that provide direct access to associated data when enabled.
  • Knowledge Skills: Built-in professional skills that define AI’s domain expertise, methodology, and judgment criteria for that field.

Using Kits

1

Open the Expert Kits page

Click Expert Kits in the left navigation bar to browse all available kits.
2

Enable a kit

Find the target kit and toggle the switch on its right side. Once enabled, the kit’s skills are automatically loaded into the conversation capabilities.
3

Invoke in a conversation

Start a new task, type / in the chat input, select the kit name, and describe your request.

Best Practices

Specify the kit at the start of a conversation Start your conversation with @kit-name so QoderWork enters professional mode for that domain from the beginning — this works better than switching mid-conversation. Combine multiple kits You can invoke multiple kits in a single conversation. For example, use both “Contract Management” and “Corporate Legal” when handling contracts, so legal review and contract generation happen in the same workflow. From Skill exploration to kit distribution If your team is just starting with AI, begin with Skills for small-scale validation — let a few people test and find the best methodology and tool combinations. Once proven, package the validated approach into an Expert Kit for the entire team: one person configures, everyone reuses.