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Custom skills are slash commands you define. You describe what you want in plain language, Digcrate runs a live dry run using its full set of tools, then saves the result as a command you can reuse any time. Skills are stored to your account and available in every session. They show up in autocomplete alongside built-in commands.

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What skills look like in practice

/rave-events

Pull upcoming events from The Rave Milwaukee website — venue, dates, ticket links

/jazz-vinyl-new

Check Discogs for new vinyl releases in jazz — sorted by date added, with prices and seller links

/mke-music-news

Find this week’s local Milwaukee music news from milwaukeerecord.com and urban Milwaukee sources
Skills can target any website, search any data source Digcrate has access to, or combine multiple sources in a single run.

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Skill limits by plan

PlanCustom skillsScheduled skills
Free3—
Pro203
Team5010
To create more skills, upgrade your plan in Settings → Plan.

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Managing your skills

Run /skills at any time to see a list of all your custom skills. From the list you can:
  • Enable or disable a skill without deleting it
  • Edit the description or prompt template
  • Delete a skill to free up a slot
Disabled skills are hidden from autocomplete but their slots still count against your plan limit.

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Creating a skill

See Creating a skill for a full walkthrough of the /create-skill workflow.
Skills run the same agent loop as every other Digcrate command — they have access to all 20+ data sources, connected services, and OpenUI components. There’s nothing you can do manually that a skill can’t do automatically.