Prepare a customer account health, renewal, or contract usage readout. Verify the account identity, use approved metric definitions, compare contracted capacity with actual usage, and trace findings to sources, time windows, and known gaps.
- Preparing a named customer's account health review
- Comparing contracted seats or capacity with usage
- Gathering adoption signals before a renewal or QBR
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Create focused app actions that agents can call as tools and frontend code can use through client hooks. Use them to add provider integrations or fetch UI data, with validated inputs and structured results.
- Adding a new app operation
- Connecting an external provider API
- Fetching data for a frontend view
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Use this checklist when adding a feature or integration to an agent-native app. It covers the user interface, agent-callable actions, instructions, and app-state sync so both the user and agent can work with the capability consistently.
- Planning a new feature across UI and agent actions
- Checking that agent changes appear in the UI
- Documenting actions and feature state for the agent
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Investigate complex questions by combining data from multiple sources, then summarize patterns, metrics, and evidence in a clear report. Save requested analyses as dashboards with instructions for future refreshes.
- Comparing CRM deals with call records
- Investigating customer health across systems
- Saving a repeatable performance analysis
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Use the Analytics admin surfaces to inspect and change workspace feature flags, review dashboard ownership and usage activity, or browse and edit databases connected from other agent-native apps. The skill guides administrators to the relevant view and actions.
- Review dashboard owners, views, and edits
- Change a workspace feature flag for an app
- Browse or edit a connected app database
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Inspect the AI engine and model powering an agent, test provider connectivity and API keys, and configure available models. For teams that need a different model provider or a custom engine, it also explains how engine registration and organization settings work.
- Checking the active model provider
- Testing a provider key or connection
- Switching the organization’s default model
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