Last Updated: 2026.07.09
The list of built-ins is growing every week. See https://www.SapienceHQ.com/ai-store for current live list.
Skills are Sapience's superpower: focused capabilities you can switch on to make an agent do something specific and do it really well — build a slide deck, design an interactive dashboard, publish a website, run a team of agents, or simply structure its answer a certain way.
This page is the complete catalogue of the skills built into Sapience, grouped by what they're for, with a one-line summary of what each produces. (For the bigger picture of how skills work — activating them, how the agent picks them up, building your own — see the main Sapience Skills — a Superpower article.)
Skills that shape how the agent approaches your request — before it produces anything.
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
| Brainstorming | Explores intent, requirements, and design before any implementation. When you're starting something new, the agent collaborates on the design first — asking one clarifying question at a time, surfacing tradeoffs, and presenting a plan for your approval — so you don't get polished output built on the wrong assumptions. |
| Using Plan Mode | For non-trivial, multi-step work. The agent writes a plan up front, then works through it in a deliberate plan → do → check cadence, keeping a visible checklist of what's done vs. still pending so nothing drifts. |
| Team of Agents | Assembles and runs a team of specialist agents for you — several independent sub-tasks, multiple expert perspectives on one question, or a multi-step pipeline. It grounds the plan in the agents you actually have, decides parallel vs. sequential, and presents a team plan for your approval before running. |
Lightweight skills that change the shape of the agent's written reply — no special artifact, just a better-structured answer.
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
| 10-Point Plan | Forces the answer into exactly 10 numbered points under a heading — great for summaries, action plans, key lessons, or pros/cons where a structured overview adds clarity. |
| Detailed Mode | Produces a long, thorough response (2,000+ words) with an executive summary, headings, bullet points, and a summary table. Ideal for deep dives, research topics, and technical explanations. |