Teach it once. Keep it forever.
Turn any task you do over and over into a skill you can pull up by typing @.
Type @. There they are.
Type @ in the chat and your skills appear, filtering live as you type. Even "wbu" finds Weekly Board Update. Pick one, answer anything it still needs, and it runs.
Or skip the @ entirely. Ask naturally, and when a request looks like one of your skills, Omega Ex pulls it in on its own, with a visible "Using your…" indicator and an undo. Nothing happens behind your back.
Built in a conversation, not an interview.
You will not write code, run tests, or read a manual. You will talk.
Say what you do over and over. Or finish a task once and it offers: "Want me to save that as a skill?"
It drafts the skill and runs it once on your real work, so you judge the result, not a promise.
"Shorter." "Always cc my chief of staff." "Lead with the number." Each note tunes it.
Installed and live immediately. A simple skill takes one or two exchanges, not an afternoon.
What executives build.
Three examples of skills you can teach it in an afternoon.
📊 Weekly Board Update
Drafts the weekly update from last week's calendar and CRM activity, in your voice, leading with the number that matters. Held for your approval, always.
✉️ Morning Inbox Triage
Surfaces only what needs you personally, drafts replies to the routine items for approval, and leaves the rest where it lies.
🤝 One-on-one Prep
"@prep Dana" pulls the last month with that person from calendar, email, and notes into a one-page brief: what is open, what they last committed to, three things worth raising.
You set the leash, per skill.
Suggest only
The default. It drafts and proposes; you approve before anything leaves. Safe from day one.
Act, then confirm
It does the work and asks once before any irreversible step: sending, scheduling, paying.
Full auto
Only for low-stakes, reversible tasks you have explicitly trusted, and only when you invoked the skill yourself.
An unrequested send, booking, or payment is the one failure that breaks trust. So it cannot happen. The rule the whole system is built around
Private by default.
A skill you build is yours alone. Building one never exposes it to anyone else. Sharing with your team is a deliberate, reversible step you take on purpose, or never.
An assistant that deepens the longer you keep it.
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