Manu Narayan

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Talking AI · Past the Productivity Ceiling: Rebuilding the Enterprise from First Principles · 22 Jul 2026 podcast

And so I think that to us is the real power of the skill is that it's a way that you can enable without needing to fully teach around all the fundamentals and then get a consistent way of executing against certain tasks.

I I have a skill that runs every morning and it's like my daily to-do skill, right?

And it'll look back at conversations, emails, my prior to-do list, and then just give me that brief of everything I need to know for the day.

And it's incredible, right?

These are things that seem on one hand really simple, but as you start to stack two, three, five, ten of these use cases together, it really changes the way you work.

Any any other skills that have been interesting, either personal or work related or Yeah, you know, uh so one of the things we're doing with skills, you know, broadly speaking, I'll talk about kind of a broader program.

And I'll talk about a few specific ones, but you know, as I talk about how skills are the way that we really see our ability to scale out AI usage, you know, we're creating our own internal skill skill library.

We're allowing anybody to kind of write, submit skills to a GitLab repo.

And then we'll have a review process by which those get promoted then into like the official repo, which ultimately then get into um, you know, Claude.

And then distributed to people by persona.

And so this is both a great way that we are enabling kind of that ground up adoption, but also scaling it out in a really kind of systematic and easy way to manage.

But all

And so I think like that kind of infrastructure is one of the things that's just really critical as we think about a low-touch way to apply the level of governance to, you know, what ultimately is a really impactful process.

You know, as we think about skills, um, I think one of the ones I like to reference is really what we've built around account research.

And so this is something that, you know, if you're a B2B SaaS company, like you your sellers do a ton of this, your, you know, customer success managers, AEs, basically every field facing role, whether it's before a call, whether it's a you know, for a prospect, but you end up doing like a ton of research across

internal s data sources, external sources, maybe like support tickets, just all that stuff to really get your brief together.

You know, and that's the kind of work that is easy to get interrupted.

You know, so you always end up losing your flow state if you're doing it manually.

And it's work that's also like really critical.

So you walk into those conversations kind of fully briefed.

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