Run existing skills and workflows. Recurring, deterministic. The skill knows its job and only asks at decision points.
When you've already built a workflow with Claude once and want to run it again. The skill does the heavy lifting, only asks where a human decision is needed. Efficient, predictable, no brainstorming.
One skill = one terminal. Keeps context clean.
Load workspace context. Claude knows where it is.
Slash command for the skill you want to run. Claude kicks off the workflow and pauses at defined decision points.
You say yes or no at decision points. The skill handles the rest. At the end: /shutdown.
Process invoices, build the Zoho-import Excel, prepare VAT. The skill knows each vendor, only asks on new ones.
Generate the weekly social plan, render it, hand it off to publishing. Multi-step, deterministic.
Build a single carousel slot: pick template, populate slides, render.
Each skill is a Markdown file with instructions and code. Claude reads the instructions, runs the code steps, and stops where a human decision is required. The logic is transparent, you can open the skill file anytime to see what's happening.