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Skills and routines

Run it once. Save it as a skill. Then let it run on a schedule. Do not schedule first.

For

You have a weekly job. You want to teach it first, then let it run on its own.

When you're done

A skill you will sign off on. A routine that knows what to do when it fails.

How

  1. 01
    Do the real job once.

    Narrow the scope. Steps, pass/fail, what it delivers, what needs your yes. Edit until you will sign it.

  2. 02
    Have it save the process you just used as a skill.

    Write when to use it, inputs, order, how to check, what it returns. If it needs a walk-through, use Teach a task once, then review the draft it writes.

  3. 03
    Try it on a second input.

    The trial run is real work. Writes still stay parked.

  4. 04
    Then create the routine.

    Write who owns it, which timezone, what to do when data is missing. A background routine still runs when the laptop is closed.

  5. 05
    Keep event triggers narrow.

    Example: a ticket link and needs repro land in the same channel. Do not listen to every new message.

Notes

What's good: you sign the method first. Then it runs overnight. The catch: schedule first, change the rules later, and failures happen while you are gone.

Prompt

存成 skill
Save the process we just used as a skill called “Weekly account health.” Include the source systems, risk definitions, output format, and the rule that customer contact always requires approval.

https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/skills-routines-and-automations 原文

排一条工作日 routine
Every weekday at 8:00 AM, run the Daily customer-risk skill against the current account list. Post a linked watch list in this conversation. Do not contact customers. If the source data is unavailable, report the failure instead of using old data.

https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/skills-routines-and-automations 原文

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