Skills extend what Bezi can do and standardize repeated workflows. Create a skill when you keep pasting the same instructions, checklist, or multi-step procedure into a prompt, or when a Page has evolved into a checklist instead of information to reference.

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What are skills

A skill packages a repetitive, multi-step workflow into a single command. Bezi runs the skill the same way every time, delivering a more reliable, predictable output with less effort. A skill is a folder that contains instructions, and scripts or reference files it needs. The instructions are executed a defined sequence of steps whenever the skill is invoked. A single skill can include any combination of the following:

1. Multi-step procedure to run in a fixed order
2. Call an MCP tool to pull in external information
3. Scripts or reference files for extra context

You can use default skills or create custom skills. Bezi skills follow the same Agent Skills open standard as other common AI tools.

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What skills are available

Skills work best when tailored to your workflow. You can create any custom skill you need or edit Bezi default skills.

• Convert to UI Toolkit [default] - Migrate UGUI canvas-based screens to UI Toolkit.
• Create documentation [default] - Scan the project and automatically generate a GDD as organized pages.
• Set up a scene — Drop in your default lighting, camera rig, and environment so every new scene starts the same way.
• Set up an object pool — Generate a reusable pool for a prefab (bullets, enemies, pickups) instead of instantiating at runtime.
• Run a pre-build checklist — Walk through your standard QA checks before you ship a build.
• Pull data into a report — Query an external tool (analytics, issue tracker, docs) and format the results how you want.
• Generate a changelog or release note — Turn recent commits or merged work into a formatted summary your team can read.
• Onboard a new project — Configure a fresh project with your standard settings, dependencies, and structure.

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What is the difference between Skills, Pages, and Rules?

• Skills: A list of steps Bezi executes in a specific order for a given task (a repeatable, multi-step workflow)
• Pages: Reference materials for Bezi, like facts, decisions, architecture/design docs, etc
• Rules: Standards Bezi applies to all work in a Workspace (code style, project structure, constants)

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Using Skills

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Install a default skill

Installing a default skill automatically creates a copy of it on your machine.

1. Open Workspace Settings
2. Select the Skills tab
3. Click the Discover toggle to explore skills options
4. Identify the desired skill and select Install

If a default skill requires an MCP you don’t have, Bezi will tell you and set up the configuration during install. If a skill includes an MCP, it will inherit the MCP’s allow-list permissions. Adjust the permissions directly in MCP settings as needed.

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Create a custom skill

There are two ways to create a custom skill. It will automatically be installed and a copy will be created on your machine.

1. Chat: Describe the workflow steps and asks Bezi to create a skill for it. Bezi will automatically create instructions and any scripts or reference files needed to run
2. Workspace Settings: In the Skills section, click the + Create with Bezi button

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Run a skill

Bezi can only run installed skills

1. Automatically: Bezi knows every skill you have installed and uses that information to invoke the right skill for a request, even if it’s not named
2. Use a ‘/command’: Invoke a specific skill using the slash command and skill name

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Edit a skill

You can only edit installed skills. To edit, write a prompt with the skill name and desired changes. Bezi will proposes the edits as a diff: review it and select Keep or Undo (same way you review changes in Agent Mode).

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View and uninstall skills

Default skills show a name and a one-line description; your own skills show their name.

1. Open Workspace Settings
2. Select the Skills tab to see everything you have installed
3. Select the > icon next to the desired skill and click Uninstall

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Current Limitations

• No on/off toggles. A skill is either installed or not. To deactivate a skill, you must uninstall it.
• Skills are local to you. Skills cannot be auto-shared in Team Workspaces yet. Send a colleague the skill file to give share it.
• Skills run JavaScript only. Skills can’t run file system, network, or shell access yet. If you’re importing a skill from another AI tool, confirm it doesn’t rely on shell commands before running.