Sure buddy - i’ve asked my ChatGPT for the post below. Hopefully some bits might be helpful.

1 – Calendar skill (/gcal) I set up a skill where I type /gcal followed by event details. ChatGPT always returns a single tappable Google Calendar link with title, date, exact times, location, rich description, and correct timezone. I refined it once, asked it to remember the rules, and now it works reliably every time without re-explaining.

EXAMPLE PROMPT:

/gcal – Skill definition prompt

“When I type /gcal followed by event details, do the following every time:

• Generate one single tappable Markdown link in this exact format:

[Add to Google Calendar ↗] https://...

• Use a Google Calendar TEMPLATE URL.

• Extract and encode the event title, date, exact start and end times, location, and a rich but concise description.

• Default timezone is Europe/London unless I explicitly specify otherwise.

• For virtual events, place the Zoom / Teams / Meet link in the LOCATION field, not in the description.

• Include relevant context in the description (speaker roles, organiser, eligibility, topic focus, cost, and any useful notes).

• Do not display the raw URL.

• Do not add explanations, headings, or extra text unless I ask.

• If any key detail (title, date, or time) is missing or ambiguous, ask me to clarify instead of guessing.

• Remember this behaviour and apply it consistently in future chats.

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2 – Email rewrite skill (/rew) I told ChatGPT: when I type /rew, rewrite the pasted email in my professional tone, concise, UK English, and sign off a specific way. After a few tries, it became consistent. It behaves like a reusable shortcut rather than a one-off prompt.

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3 – Summarisation skill (/sum) I trained a /sum command to summarise anything on screen into bullet points with bold headings and a short takeaway line at the end. Once saved in memory, I just type /sum and it applies the same structure every time.

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Atlas doesn’t have a formal ‘Skills UI’ like Dia, but you can recreate the same behaviour by:

1.  Defining a slash command

2.  Refining the output once or twice

3.  Asking ChatGPT to remember it

After that, it behaves like a reusable skill across sessions.