Skills Page
Overview
The Skills page is the standard place to manage skills in Ghast AI. This page explains what it is best used for, how to approach it the first time, and when deeper local support conditions start to matter.
What this page is for
For most users, the Skills page primarily supports three tasks:
- Review which skills are already installed.
- Import new skills from a local folder or ZIP package.
- Remove skills that are no longer needed and keep the list organized.
The page looks like this:
Figure: Skills page
This page should be treated as a skill-management entry point, not as a setup screen that must be fully completed on the first day.
How to start the first time
The more stable way to begin is usually:
- Review which skills are already installed.
- Import only a small set of skills that you know you will use.
- Use them for a while before expanding the list further.
That keeps the operating path clear and avoids turning skills into an uncontrolled pile from the start.
Why some imported skills still do not work fully
Importing a skill is not always the whole requirement.
A more accurate way to read the situation is:
- Some skills work as soon as they are imported.
- Some skills also depend on Companion or deeper local tooling.
- If you have not entered the local-capability path yet, you do not need to force those dependencies all at once.
What not to do here
To keep the product path understandable, avoid the following:
- Do not treat the Skills page as a mandatory bulk-configuration step right after installation.
- Do not import a large number of unknown or currently unnecessary skills at once.
- Do not widen local capability boundaries before a skill has actually proven that it needs them.
The Skills page is the main place where Ghast AI manages skills. For most users, the better path is to begin with a small set of clearly useful skills, then add Companion or other deeper local support only when a real workflow requires it.