Skills

Usage

You first add a skill to your list, then turn it on in the chat where you need it. In the example below, the same request and the same data file are sent with the Data Analyst skill off and on; use the switch to move between the two chats.

customer-data-q3.xlsxXLSX · 42,318 rows

Analyze Q3 churn by segment and explain the reasons.

File read customer-data-q3.xlsx

Based on the file, more customers left in Q3 than in the previous quarter. Churn usually comes from pricing, product fit, or the support experience. For a segment-level analysis, which fields should I use as segments, and which period should I compare against?

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	Skill off	Skill on
Approach	Gives a general answer to the question.	Follows the Skill workflow step by step.
Data	Reads the file and interprets it as is.	Cleans it first: removes duplicate and invalid records.
Analysis	Asks you for the segments and the period to compare.	Builds and compares the segments itself.
Uncertainty	Lists possible causes in general terms.	Separates what is shown by the data from what is an assumption.
Output	A short text in the chat.	An analysis file with recommendations.

Adding a skill

Open Skills from the sidebar.
Browse the catalog with the category tabs (All, Everyday experts, Business and operations, Content and communication, Building and coding) or search with Search skills.
Click a skill to open its details: Skill workflow shows how the skill works, and Expected output shows what it delivers.
Add the skill to your list with the + button next to it; added skills show a check mark.

Turning on a skill in a chat

Choose Open skills from the Add menu in the composer.
Choose a skill from your list; it appears as a chip in the composer.
Write your request, add your file if needed, and send it. MORATUS handles the request with the skill's method.

Try in chat: Use Try in chat in a skill's details to open it right away in a new chat.
Several skills: For complex work, you can use several skills together in the same chat; for example, Data Analyst works through the data and Presentation Builder turns the findings into a slide flow.
In a project: If you add a skill to a project, it is used in every chat in that project (see Project components).
On every device: The skills you add are kept in your account, so you work with the same list on Web, Desktop, and Mobile.

Turning off a skill and removing it from your list

To turn it off in a chat: remove the skill chip from the composer; the chat continues as usual.
To remove it from your list: click the check mark next to the skill on the Skills page. The skill stays in the catalog, and you can add it back at any time.
Removing a skill from your list does not affect earlier chats that used it or the files they produced.

Example requests

Skill	Example request	Expected result
Data Analyst	“Analyze Q3 churn by segment and explain the reasons.” + data file	An analysis file with cleaned data, segment breakdowns, and recommendations
Research Synthesizer	“Analyze the B2B AI market in Turkey; use primary sources.”	A research summary with verified sources and contradictions separated
Project Manager	“Prepare a PRD and a two-week sprint plan for the new checkout flow.”	A PRD, a task breakdown, and a sprint plan
Presentation Builder	“Turn this report into a 10-slide deck for the board.” + report	A slide flow, slide content, and speaker notes
Writing Editor	“Rewrite this announcement for customers in a warm but clear tone.”	Text edited in a tone that suits the audience

Getting better results

Write your goal, context, and the format you expect along with the skill; the skill sets the method, and your request fills in the details.
For data-driven skills (for example Data Analyst, Finance Analyst), add the file to the chat.
If the result isn't what you expected, ask for changes in the same chat; the details change based on your feedback.
If a skill does not suit the task, remove its chip from the composer and continue as a normal chat.

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