A Clone's Skills tab is the fourth of its four configuration surfaces, after Identity, Personality and Knowledge. Where the other tabs shape how the Clone sounds and what it knows, Skills decides what it can do — call a function library to look something up, or act on a connected service once you've set it up. The tab has two stacked sections: Function libraries and Integration connections.
Open the Clones page from the left sidebar, select a Clone, and click the Skills tab in its detail pane. Every Clone configures its Skills independently — turning a library on for one Clone doesn't touch any other.
Function libraries
The first section is headed Function libraries, with the subtitle "Give the clone abilities — lookups, handovers, scheduling — by attaching function libraries." Each library is a card with a toggle: flip it on and the Clone can call the functions inside that library while it answers; flip it off and those functions are unavailable to it.
Each card shows the library's name, an icon, and a function count rendered as {n} functions. Below that it lists the first few function names as small chips; if a library has more than three, a final chip reads +{n} more to stand in for the rest.
Your workspace ships with three pre-built libraries:
| Library | Functions | Sample function names shown |
|---|---|---|
| Soccer & Betting | 13 functions | CalculateParlay, GetCorrectScoreOdds, GetFeaturedBets (+10 more) |
| User Authentication | 4 functions | GetCurrentUtc, IsUserAuthenticated, SendOtp (+1 more) |
| User Communications | 1 function | SendEmail |
Soccer & Betting is a demonstration library — a worked example of the kind of domain-specific functions a library can expose. It's pre-built into the workspace; you don't have to enable it, and most businesses won't.
Open the Skills tab
On the Clones page, select your Clone and click Skills.
Find the library you want
Under Function libraries, each pre-built library is a card showing its name and function count.
Toggle it on
Click the switch on the card. The card highlights to show it's enabled, and the Clone can now call that library's functions when it replies.
The chips on a card show only the first three function names; the +{n} more chip accounts for the rest. So a 13-function library like Soccer & Betting shows three names and a +10 more chip — the count on the card is always the real total.
Integration connections
The second section is headed Integration connections, with the subtitle "Let the clone act on data from your connected services — Shopify products, HubSpot contacts, and more — by enabling the connections it should have access to." Where function libraries are pre-built into every workspace, integration connections come from your own connected services.
On a fresh workspace this section reads: "No integration connections are configured yet. Add one in the Connections page first." That's expected — there's nothing to enable here until you set up a connection elsewhere.
Once you've added a connection on the Connections page, it appears here as a card you can toggle on for this Clone, the same way as a function library. Enabling a connection lets the Clone act on the data from that service while it answers.
Add a connection first
Integration connections are configured on the Connections page, not here. Set up the service you want before returning to the Skills tab.
Return to the Clone's Skills tab
Back on the Skills tab, your configured connections now appear under Integration connections as cards.
Enable the ones this Clone should use
Toggle on each connection you want this Clone to act on.
Heads upA connection that isn't Active shows a notice — "This connection is currently {status}. Reconnect it to make its actions available to the AI." — and its actions won't be available until you reconnect it.
For an enabled, active connection a Configure button appears on the card. If you set per-Clone usage instructions or a resource scope there, the card shows a Custom guidance set tag so you can see at a glance which connections have been tuned.
Frequently asked
A function library is a pre-built bundle of functions that ships with your workspace — the three libraries (Soccer & Betting, User Authentication, User Communications) are there from the start. An integration connection binds the Clone to one of your connected third-party services, which you set up first on the Connections page. Both are toggled on per Clone in the Skills tab.
Because no connection has been configured for your workspace yet. The section reads "No integration connections are configured yet. Add one in the Connections page first." — add a connection on the Connections page and it will appear here as a card you can enable.
Each library card lists only its first three function names as chips; the +{n} more chip stands in for the remaining functions. Soccer & Betting has 13 functions, so it shows three names (CalculateParlay, GetCorrectScoreOdds, GetFeaturedBets) plus a +10 more chip. The function count at the top of the card is always the real total.
No. It's a demonstration library that ships pre-built in every workspace as an example of domain-specific functions. Leave its toggle off and the Clone never touches it.
Last updated June 15, 2026 · AI Clones
