Skills written from how experienced people actually work: what they check first and when they stop. Pick one below and watch the answer change.
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You askedReview my teardown of a food-delivery app's checkout.
Raw AI
Great teardown! You've covered the cart, coupons and payment options in detail, with clear screenshots. Consider adding a competitor comparison.
With Product Teardown Reviewer
Why raw AI isn't enough
“Review my teardown of a food-delivery app?”
Raw AI Great teardown! Every screen covered in detail.
Twelve features, no problem named. Pick the problem and one metric, then cut half the slides.
An ex-PM who hires PMs, in Product Teardown Reviewer“Is my startup pitch deck ready?”
Raw AI Strong deck. A $40B market is a huge opportunity.
A big market isn't a moat. I stopped at slide 4. Open with why now, and why you.
A VC who reads ten decks a day, in Pitch Deck Critic“Is my founder's office assignment strong?”
Raw AI Well structured. Three options, clear pros and cons.
What do you want me to decide? Put one recommendation on slide one.
A founder who hires for their office, in Founder's Office Case CoachThe skill shelf
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Product · Practice
Grades your product teardown the way a hiring manager would.
For MBA students
30 skills, grouped by what you're doing this term. Ours are written from how recruiters, consultants and investors judge your work. The rest are the best free community skills for the job.
from first CV to signed offer
Rewrites your resume for the role you're targeting.
Turns duties into one-line, numbers-first bullets.
Interviews you for a named company and role, then debriefs.
Scores your product sense and estimation answers.
Fixes alumni and recruiter outreach before you send it.
Rewrites your headline, About and Featured for recruiters.
Tailors your resume and cover letter to one job post.
Market pay research and scripts for negotiating an offer.
the selection rounds
Interviewer-led consulting cases, scored like a real panel.
Market-sizing drills that grade your reasoning, not just the number.
A group discussion with four rival candidates.
Turns a GD topic into a stance with data and a rebuttal.
Pressure-tests a founder's office take-home assignment.
assignments, immersions, consulting projects
Grades a product teardown the way a hiring manager would.
Turns a vague company brief into a 4-week project plan.
Compares competitors on features, pricing and positioning.
Plans interviews and synthesises what customers said.
Plans market entry: segments, channels and sequencing.
Positioning, messaging and competitive framing for a product.
Builds pricing options from costs, value and competitors.
Evaluates whether a business investment is worth making.
Turns text-heavy slides into a clear visual story.
Writes updates for senior stakeholders and project sponsors.
for the venture course and the E-cell
Reviews your deck like an investor in the first three minutes.
Checks the business-model math behind your plan.
Scopes and prices a client brief with three options.
Plans how to win your first users from zero.
Week-by-week launch plan with a playbook per channel.
Writes monthly updates from your KPIs and milestones.
Builds a 13-week cash forecast from your numbers.
How a skill gets made
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Skill Builder interviews them about real cases: what they noticed, what they ignored, where beginners slip.
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Their method, judgment calls and red lines, written in their words. Nothing added without their OK.
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The skill runs on a messy, realistic case. They correct it until it does what they would do.
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Published with their name on it. People add it to ChatGPT or Claude, and agents read it directly.
Works where you already work
A skill is a plain set of instructions, so it isn't locked to one app.
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Sharpen this bullet for a product analyst role
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https://tacitme.com/mcp/accountStep-by-step setup for Claude and ChatGPT
For experts & authors
Courses teach people. Skills do the work in people's AI, every day, with your name on them. Skill Builder suggests what you could teach, debates it with you, interviews you properly, and builds the skill with you.
Questions
A plain set of instructions written from an expert's method. Your AI reads it and follows it. No app to learn.
Both, and most other AIs. Here's how to add one.
Yes, when the author or publisher makes it. The skill captures the book's method and applies it to your situation, never its text. We only publish book skills from the rights holder.
No. Copied skills are just text, and the connector only searches skills and returns their instructions. If you connect your account, it also keeps what you ask it to save, like a skill or a draft. Your conversation stays in your own ChatGPT or Claude account.
Yes. Every skill is free to use.
Every skill has an owner: the expert whose judgment it carries, named on the skill. New skills start as drafts written by us, marked “expert review pending”, until their owner reviews them and puts their name on them.