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Save the instructions once, use the expert everywhere
Stop pasting the same three paragraphs of context into every conversation. Build the persona once — role, tone, knowledge, rules — attach the skills it needs, and call it whenever you need that expert.
What is the AI Personas & Skills?
A persona is a saved AI identity: who it is, what it knows, how it writes, what it must never do. A skill is a saved procedure that persona can run — a review checklist, a brief format, a tone guide, a structured output shape.
Together they turn one-off prompting into something reusable. The support persona always answers in your refund policy. The brand editor always applies your style rules. New team members get the same expert on day one that everyone else has been using for months.
Personas work across the workspace — in AI Chat Pro, in writing tools, and as the voice behind agents and chatbots — so one definition keeps everything consistent.
Capabilities
What you can do with the AI Personas & Skills
How it works
Using the AI Personas & Skills
- 01
Describe the role
Say who the persona is, who it serves and what it is responsible for. Be specific: "senior B2B SaaS copy editor for a security product" beats "marketing expert".
- 02
Give it knowledge
Attach the style guide, pricing sheet, policy document or product notes it should treat as ground truth.
- 03
Attach skills
Add the repeatable procedures — a launch brief format, a legal-safety review, a tone pass — so the persona runs them the same way every time.
- 04
Test and publish
Run a few real requests, tighten the rules where it drifted, then share it with the workspace.
Examples
What good input and output look like
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Live demoWriting the prompt1/2You set it up
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- LoadedRole, style guide and banned-words list applied
- Skill 1Clarity pass — 4 sentences shortened, 2 rewritten
- Skill 2Claims check — "fastest on the market" flagged, no evidence
- RulesBritish English applied, 3 exclamation marks removed
- OutputEdited draft returned with a change log
Sample run — the saved brand editor persona reviewing a draft the way it always does.
Brand editor persona
Input
Role: senior brand editor. Knows our style guide and banned words. Always British English, no exclamation marks, no unverified claims. Skill: run a clarity pass, then a claims check.
Output
Persona saved. Every draft it touches comes back in British English, claims flagged where evidence is missing, and a short note on what was changed and why.
Support specialist persona
Input
Role: customer support specialist for a subscription app. Knows the refund and billing policy. Never promises a refund outside policy. Skill: reply, then summarise for the CRM.
Output
Persona saved and attached to the inbox. Replies stay inside policy, and each conversation ends with a two-line summary written to the customer record.
Key features
What the tool gives you
Reusable identity
One definition covers role, tone, knowledge and boundaries, so results stay consistent across people and days.
Skills as procedures
Attach repeatable steps a persona always follows instead of hoping the prompt remembers them.
Shared across the workspace
The same persona can answer in chat, edit in the writing tools and speak as an agent or chatbot.
Guardrails
Forbidden claims, required disclaimers and escalation rules are part of the persona, not something you remember to add.
Who it is for
People who get the most from this
Teams with a house voice
Everyone produces work that sounds like the same company.
Agencies
One persona per client keeps tone, claims and formats separate and correct.
Support and sales
Policy-safe answers without depending on who happens to be replying.
Workflows
Practical ways teams use it
House style enforcement
Route every draft through a brand editor persona before it is published.
Client-specific writing
Keep a separate persona per client so tone and claims never bleed across accounts.
Onboarding
Hand a new hire the same expert personas the rest of the team already relies on.
Tips that improve results
- Write boundaries as clearly as abilities — what it must not do matters most.
- Attach real source documents rather than describing them from memory.
- Keep one persona to one job; a persona that does everything does nothing well.
- Review personas after a product or pricing change.
Mistakes worth avoiding
- Creating a vague persona that is just "be helpful".
- Letting several near-identical personas pile up.
- Never updating the attached knowledge after it goes stale.
AI Personas & Skills FAQ
How is a persona different from a prompt?
A prompt is typed once for one answer. A persona is saved, shared, versioned and applied automatically everywhere you use it.
What exactly is a skill?
A saved procedure the persona can run — a checklist, a format, a review pass — so complex instructions become one reusable step.
Can I share personas with my team?
Yes. Publish a persona to the workspace and everyone works from the same definition.
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