Reading skills
manage_skills with list returns every skill this user can use in this workspace: its id, name, and one line saying what it makes and when it applies. get returns one skill in full, or several by id, such as a skill and its parts in one call. Nothing is loaded into the prompt in advance. Open a skill when the work is that skill’s kind.
A skill body is at most 25,000 tokens, the lowest default a client passes to an agent whole. Over MCP the read declares its size, so a client that truncates results keeps it whole. A batch read that would pass the ceiling stops and names next_ids.
Eversince’s skills
Each skill holds what one kind of job needs, from the material to the tool calls in order, and each states that a brief, a reference or a brand the user gives outranks its defaults. Editing
Formats and ads
Stills and design
AI generation
Research and reference
Eversince’s skills can be switched off for one user. They cannot be edited or deleted.
A workspace’s skills
manage_skills creates, updates and deletes a workspace’s own skills. They belong to the workspace: update replaces the whole body for everyone, and delete reports how many colleagues still use the skill. A skill an agent saved is marked as such. Switching a skill off is per user, and an agent connected as that user does not see it on any interface.
A skill body is text. Model names, prices and tool lists written into one are not updated by the system.