Answering questions is only the start. With Capabilities, your clone takes action: it joins your daily standup, drafts your pitch, sends the summary, and chases the follow-up. You describe the job once, and your clone does it from then on.
Why capabilities change everything
You hand off real work, not just chat. Standups, email triage, first-round screens, pitch drafts: you decide what your clone does, and it does it.
You build it in plain English. Just chat with your clone. There are no flows or scripts to maintain.
You set the rules. Choose the role your clone plays and set guardrails, such as "only speak when addressed" or "never record audio". Anything outside those limits comes back to you.
It works in all your channels. One skill can join a Google Meet call, update your task list and email the summary afterwards.
How to build one
On your Dashboard, click Build New Capabilities. This opens AI Build Mode.
Type what you want, starting with
/build. For example:/build capability to attend my daily stand-up calls on Google Meet.Answer your clone's questions: what the skill should do, in what capacity it acts (for example, as yourself) and your guardrails.
Review the draft plan and the tools it needs, then click Build capability. If something's off, click I want to refine the steps.
Your new skill shows up under Capabilities on your Dashboard. Press play to run it.
Ideas to get started
A daily standup update
Drafting a project pitch from a client brief
Screening leads and booking qualified calls
Recaps and follow-ups after meetings
Pro tip: Ask your clone to dry-run this capability before it goes live.