Skills

Teach Multilo how you work

Turn your methods, formats and house style into skills. Multilo follows them every time a task calls for one.

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Why use skills

The same result every time

Your citation style, your section order, your figure rules, without repeating them in every chat.

Your field’s methods

Write down how your lab, department or journal does things, and the AI works that way.

Loaded only when needed

Multilo reads a skill’s short description and opens the rest only when your task matches it.

One open format

A skill is a folder with a SKILL.md file, the same Agent Skills format other AI tools use.

Where skills come from

Built in

Multilo comes with skills for research and writing, ready from the first chat.

Your own

Make a skill for how you work. Keep it for yourself, or put it in a project to share it with everyone who opens that project.

From plugins

Plugins in the marketplace bundle skills with commands and agents, and install in one step.

Built in for research and writing

A few of the skills Multilo already has.

Literature review

Search the literature, read the papers and write a synthesis with real citations.

Systematic review

Plan, screen and report a review, with a PRISMA flow diagram.

Charts from data

The right chart for your question, made from your CSV or spreadsheet.

Statistical analysis

Pick the test, check its assumptions, run it and report the effect size.

Response to reviewers

A point-by-point reply that maps each comment to a change in the manuscript.

Research proposal

Aims, background, methods and timeline, in the shape funders expect.

Word documents

Read, write and edit .docx files with tracked changes and comments.

Slides

Turn a paper or a chapter into a presentation.

Make your own

Ask Multilo to make one: the built-in skill-creator skill asks what you want, writes the SKILL.md and saves it. Or write it yourself. A skill is a folder with a SKILL.md file: a name, a description that says when to use it, and the steps. Add reference files or scripts when the skill needs them.

---
name: lab-report
description: Use when writing a lab report for my course.
---

# Lab report

1. Use these sections, in this order: Aim, Method, Results, Discussion, References.
2. Write the Method in the past tense and the passive voice.
3. SI units only, with a space before the unit (5 mL, not 5mL).
4. Number every figure and table, and refer to each one in the text.
5. Cite in APA 7 from the project library.

Find and manage your skills in Settings → Customize → Skills.

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