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  1. Navigate to Skill Builder → Skills screen.

  2. Click on Create Skill.

  3. Add the mandatory skill details such as Name, Description.

  4. Select Startup Skills as Category. This is a skill OOTB category. It is recommended to categorize the skill appropriately so it can be filtered from Dashboard Reports and selection lists as required.

  5. Mark the Skill as Sub skill. This ensures that the end-user cannot request the skill using a command or phrase from the chat channel.

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  6. Click Next.

  7. On the Conversation Flow screen, start building the user experience. Use the various Conversation Items available on the designer to create the skill. Add the control in the required sequence of execution. Below is an example of a user experience that can be created. The example shows that Luma checks for the availability of Knowledge articles, Skills, and Catalogs in the search results and displays the information in the same sequence. You could add prompts to ask questions and use the context to search again and find better results. For more information on the conversation items, refer to Building Conversation Flow.

  8. Once done, Click Save.

  9. Once the skill is ready and tested, update the Conversation startup configurations. For more information, refer to Customize Conversation startup.

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Remember:

  • The skill must handle all the possible result scenarios such as Only Knowledge, Only Skill, Only Catalog, Knowledge and Catalog, Skill and Catalog, Skill and Knowledge, Skill, Knowledge and Catalog together and No Data Found cases.

  • Some Start up skills are configured, you may remove he skill from Skill Adoption report on Usage dashboard.

  • You may need to branch to multiple skills to build the required experience. When redirecting to a skill, clear and set appropriate attributes.

  • It is recommended that the steps and Rules are appropriately , so that the skill is readable and easy to understand.

  • Use the Knowledge, Catalog and Skill context variables to refer to the search results. For more information on context variables, refer to Use Variables in Skills.

  • Ensure that the startup skill is available is available all Luma users.