Lead qualification
The questions to ask, the signals that matter, and when to hand off.
AI Teammates · Skills & capabilities
A skill explains how to perform a kind of work. A capability grants access to the tools or channels required. Keeping those separate makes each teammate easier to teach, reuse, and trust.
Skill
A reusable playbook for what to say and which outcome to pursue.
Capabilities
Reusable operating knowledge
Skills are organization-shared instructions. Attach and enable the ones a role needs, clone a platform skill when it is a useful starting point, and keep the operating method separate from the teammate’s identity.
The questions to ask, the signals that matter, and when to hand off.
How to respond to a cancellation and move toward a useful new time.
The sequence, tone, and stop conditions for a proposal that has gone quiet.
Least privilege
Friendly switches cover the common decisions. An advanced view exposes the exact tools underneath for teams that want finer control.
Contacts, conversations, calls, tasks, and other permitted work areas.
Durable teammate notes between conversations.
Long-lived facts associated with individual Contacts.
The path that lets uncertainty become an escalation.
Permission to look up and read public web information.
Current teammate sending can be granted for SMS, email, and web chat.
Do not collapse the controls
A teammate can know how to do something without having access to do it. It can have access and still wait for your approval.
Skill
Does it know the operating method?
A reusable instruction or playbook the teammate can apply when the situation matches.
Capability
Is it allowed to touch the tool or channel?
A hard permission boundary. If it is off, the action is unavailable.
Autonomy
May permitted work proceed on its own?
Suggest waits. Autonomous proceeds within the remaining permissions and rules.
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