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A skill is a reusable playbook that teaches the agent how to perform a specific class of tasks to a known standard, along with the tools available to investigate and remediate security alerts.Agents use skills to make decisions during triage. Updating a skill is how you change agent behavior.
What a skill contains
- Content: Rich procedural text describing the playbook, with headings, lists, links, and embedded tools.
- Tools: Integrations the skill can invoke during execution, including Slack, Teams, Discord, SMS, email, PagerDuty, webhook, DNS, Jira, AWS, Vercel, Huntress, CrowdStrike, plus custom MCP tools.
- Domain tags: Categories like DNS, Identity & Access, Web3, Cloud, SDLC.
- Versions: Every save creates a snapshot with editor attribution. Compare and roll back as needed.
- Lineage: Skills can be managed (synced from a template) or unmanaged (forked or custom). Editing a managed skill forks it.
Skill templates
Clarion ships a curated library for common scenarios:- DNS: Unauthorized record changes, dangling subdomain remediation, NS hijack response.
- Identity & Access: Okta policy weakened, suspicious sign-in, MFA bypass, privilege escalation.
- Web3: Smart contract exploit triage, emergency pause coordination, on-chain anomaly review.
- Cloud: IAM access key compromise, GuardDuty finding investigation, CloudTrail anomaly.
- SDLC: Leaked secret response, suspicious GitHub access, build pipeline tampering.
Workspace-level instructions
Skills describe how to handle a specific class of tasks. For guidance that should apply across every agent in your workspace, use workspace-level instructions in Workspace settings instead of duplicating it in each skill. Use workspace instructions to configure behavior across all agents in this workspace. Good examples:- Where to send notifications by default.
- How to start a war room.
- Organization-wide terminology, escalation hierarchy, and on-call conventions.
What you can do
- Create skills from a template or from scratch.
- Edit skill content with full version history.
- Embed tools in a skill to give agents the actions they need.
- Assign skills to agents.
- Fork templates on customization, or reset back to the template default.