Never explain your standards twice
AI agent skills are prepackaged, repeatable best practices and tools your agent follows every time it works. Yani ships built-in skill packs its build engines use — including marketing playbooks for SEO and copy on the sites it builds — and you can add custom skills for yourself or your whole team.
What are AI agent skills?
The quality of AI work usually depends on the brief. Explain your standards well and the result is good; forget one line and the agent forgets with you. So you type the same instructions again and again — the brand voice, the checklist, the way headlines should read — and every new task starts from zero.
A skill ends that repetition. It is a prepackaged, repeatable set of best practices and tools your agent follows every time it works. Write the standard once — or use the packs Yani already ships — and it stops being something you remember to say.
What do you get with Yani skills?
Built-in skill packs
Yani’s build engines ship with skill packs of their own — including marketing playbooks for SEO and copy — so a site Yani builds launches written and structured to a standard, not from a blank page.
Custom skills you write once
Put your standard into a skill — your brand voice, your checklist, the way you like things done — and Yani follows it on every task instead of hearing it again.
One standard for the whole team
Add a skill for your team and everyone’s tasks come out the same way. A new teammate inherits the standard on day one, with nothing to memorize.
Tools included, not only advice
A skill packages tools alongside the practice, so Yani does not only know your standard — it has what it needs to apply it.
How do agent skills work in Yani?
- Describe what you want — Start a task in plain Arabic or English — a website, a store, a report. No setup screen first.
- Yani applies the right skills — Built-in packs and your custom skills shape the work as it happens — a website build, for example, follows the marketing playbook for SEO and copy.
- The result arrives up to standard — What lands in your workspace already follows the practices — and once you add a skill of your own, the next task follows that too.
What changes when your agent has skills?
| The moment | Without skills | With Yani skills |
|---|---|---|
| Briefing a new task | You re-explain your standards every time | The skill already carries them |
| SEO and copy on a new site | Whatever the prompt happened to mention | The built-in marketing playbook applies as Yani builds |
| A teammate runs the same job | Their own version of the standard | The shared team skill — one standard for everyone |
| Standards written in Arabic | Depends on the tool | Write the skill in Arabic or English — Yani follows either |
Frequently asked questions
What is an AI agent skill in Yani?
A skill is a prepackaged, repeatable set of best practices and tools your agent follows when it works. Instead of re-typing your standards into every prompt, you keep them in a skill — Yani reads it and applies it each time. Yani ships built-in packs, and you can add your own for yourself or your team.
Do I need to create skills before Yani is useful?
No. Yani’s build engines already come with built-in skill packs — including marketing playbooks that guide SEO and copy on the sites Yani builds — so your first build benefits before you write anything. Custom skills come later, when you notice a standard you keep repeating and want it written down once.
Can I share skills with my team?
Yes. Custom skills can be added for yourself or for your whole team. A team skill means every teammate’s tasks follow the same standard — the same voice, the same checklist — without anyone briefing anyone. It is how the way you like things done stops living in one person’s head.
Can I write a skill in Arabic?
Yes. Yani works in Arabic and English across the whole product, and your instructions can be in either language. Write the standard the way you would explain it to a colleague — plain Arabic is fine, and there is no special format to learn. Yani follows it the same way on every task.
What if a skill produces results I don’t like?
Change the skill, and the next task follows the new version. A skill is instructions you control, not a setting you are stuck with. And since Yani is an AI agent that can make mistakes, review what it delivers before you rely on it — the fix is one message in the same conversation.
Set your standard once
Put what “done right” means to you into a skill — and let every task after that start from it.