The console now picks the right skill itself — and one button brings five ready ones
When your message names exactly one of your skills, that skill takes effect for the thread on its own; and in the console settings a one-press button adds a starter pack of five suggested skills.
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What changed
A thread with no skill in force now listens to your message: when the name of exactly one of your business's skills is in it — say, "give me a sales analysis of last month" — that skill takes effect for that thread, a "skill activated" chip appears beside the answer's steps, and the ✦ badge in the header follows it.
The match is deterministic and costs no AI: every word of the skill's name must be in the message (Arabic ي/ك letters, the half-space and Persian or Arabic digits are folded first). If two skills match, or none matches fully, nothing changes — and a skill you picked yourself from the picker is never overwritten.
The console settings also gained an "Add suggested skills" button in the Skills section: one press plants five ready ways of working — customer support, sales analysis, accounting, content creation, project management — only where a name is still free, and never past the business's skill limit.
How to use it
- Open a thread with no skill in the console (NabuOS menu) and write a message that names a skill; it takes effect on its own and shows in the skill picker (✦) beside the message box.
- For the starter pack, go to "NabuOS settings" and press "Add suggested skills" in the Skills section; the list confirms what was planted.
Good to know
- The automatic switch happens at most once per thread, only while no skill is in force; your own pick always wins.
- The same behaviour holds in the mobile app and the Telegram chat.
- Suggested skills are editable and removable like any other; the button only adds names that are not there yet and never rewrites anything.