Guide · Install
Pick your platform below. Same skill pack — one install per AI you use.
From your skill page, click Download ChatGPT Pack. You'll get a .zip file. Unzip it — inside you'll find .txt / .md knowledge files and an instructions.txt system prompt.
Use the /chatgpt folder from your delivery zip.
At chatgpt.com → Explore GPTs → Create a GPT. Click the Configure tab. Scroll to the Knowledge section → Upload files. Upload all knowledge files from the unzipped pack.
Alternatively, open a ChatGPT Project and upload the files directly to the project — skip to Step 4 if using a Project.
Copy the full text from instructions.txt. Paste it into the Instructions field in the Configure tab. Click Update to save.
In the GPT preview panel on the right, ask the verify question below. You should get a specific, grounded answer — not a generic one.
It should answer with your chapters and frameworks — not a generic list. If it answers with your actual content, the skill is live.
instructions.txt — the core behaviour rules are at the top.From your skill page, click Download Claude Pack. You'll get a .zip file named [skill-slug].zip.
Use the /claude folder from your delivery zip.
Unzip the file. You'll see a folder named [skill-slug]/. Move this folder to your Claude skills directory:
Create the skills/ folder if it doesn't exist — Claude Code will pick it up on next restart.
Quit and restart Claude Code. Type /[skill-slug] to load your skill. Claude auto-discovers the skill folder on startup — no configuration needed.
Claude should answer with your chapters and frameworks by name. That's the skill talking, not generic training. If you get a generic answer, confirm you typed /[skill-slug] before asking — the skill loads fresh each session.
skills/ with no extra nesting — the correct structure is ~/.claude/skills/[skill-slug]/, not ~/.claude/skills/[skill-slug]/[skill-slug]/. One level only. Restart Claude Code after moving the folder./[slug] at the start of the conversation, not mid-thread. If still generic, check that SKILL.md is present at the root of the skill folder (not inside a subfolder).From your skill page, click Download Claude Pack. Unzip — you'll see several .md and .json files.
Use the /claude folder from your delivery zip.
At claude.ai, click Projects in the sidebar → New project. Name it after your skill or the topic it covers. Or open an existing project if you'd prefer to add to one.
Inside the project, click Add content (or the knowledge / files section). Upload all individual files from the unzipped pack. Upload the files, not the zip — Claude indexes each file separately.
Large packs may take a moment to index after upload. Start a conversation only after all files show as indexed.
Every conversation inside the project will be grounded in your skill files. Ask the verify question below to confirm it's working.
Claude should respond with your specific chapters and content. If it responds with a generic answer, check that the files uploaded completely — look for green check marks or status indicators in the knowledge section. Large packs can take a minute to index.
From your skill page, click Download Gemini Pack. Unzip to access the files.
Use the /gemini folder from your delivery zip.
At gemini.google.com → Gems (in the left sidebar) → New Gem. Name it after your skill.
In the Gem editor, drag all files from the unzipped pack into the knowledge area. Then copy the included system prompt text and paste it into the Instructions field.
Click Save. Open the Gem and ask the verify question below. Gemini should respond using your uploaded files as context.
Gemini should answer with your specific content, not a generic response. If the answer is generic, check the Gem editor to confirm files uploaded and the instructions field is populated, then save again before re-testing.
Open your skill page to download packs or try a suggested first question.
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