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Abilities

Abilities are procedural instructions that explain how to accomplish a goal. They can reference tasks, but they are not limited to a single task—they describe a full approach or methodology that a Builder can follow.

Typical content​

Abilities often include:

  • The step‑by‑step approach to achieve an outcome.
  • Which tasks to use (and in what order).
  • Constraints, edge cases, and best practices.

Example​

An ability like "Find prospects online" can describe the full workflow:

  1. Use a web search action to identify candidates.
  2. Export results into a Word template.
  3. Send outreach emails using the email action.

Why they matter​

By attaching clear instructions to tasks, Abilities make Builders more reliable, consistent, and safer to use across different workflows.