These are the AI skills I use in my business every day. I spent months building them for my own brands, breaking them, fixing them and testing them until they actually worked. Now I'm sharing them with you.
I don't gatekeep. not starting now.
no agencies. I test it all myself.
works in the AI you already use
early adopter of everything. I break the beta so you get what works.
I'm Gabi. I co-founded CMY Cubes in 2020. We ship to around 100 countries, 500+ stores stock us, 200K+ customers have bought from us, and our videos have done 500M+ views across every social channel.
Running a brand means a hundred jobs nobody trained you for. Writing things that don't sound like a robot. Pitching journalists. Selling. Getting into stores. Posting every day. Making big calls alone at 10pm. Fixing the website. Knowing your numbers.
So I built an AI skill for each one. Not a prompt. A proper workflow with rules, checks and worked examples, that learns your business before it opens its mouth. I use them every single day, and they took months to get right.
Then I did what I always do. I wrote it all down so you can use it too. Same skills, same rules, set up for your business instead of mine.
One skill for each job I used to do the hard way. Pick the one that hurts most right now. Each page shows what it does, why I built it, how to use it and real examples of it working.
tap one to see how it works
a writing skill for any AI tool
Finds the tells that give AI writing away, then rewrites it in your own voice.
For: Anyone who drafts with AI and wants it to sound like them, not a press release.
an advisory board for your online store
Six advisers argue your decision, vote, and tell you the one thing your call hinges on. You decide.
For: Online store owners who make the big calls mostly alone, usually at 10pm.
a press skill for small businesses
Tests whether your news is a story, writes the release and the pitches, and tells you honestly when it isn't a story yet.
For: Small businesses and founders with something to announce and no PR budget, whether they sell products or services.
a messaging skill for businesses with reviews
Turns what your customers already said in their reviews into personas and copy, and cites the review behind every line.
For: Businesses with real customer reviews, products or services, whose copy only talks about features. It needs 10 or more reviews, messages or interview answers.
a wholesale skill for product brands
Answers "do you do wholesale?" with real numbers, then helps you land the shops: true cost, wholesale price with the maths shown, a plain yes or no, an 8 week outreach plan, and Faire set up so the shops you find come in through your own Faire Direct link.
For: Product brands that keep getting asked "do you do wholesale?"
a hook skill for any business
Stuck in 200-view jail? It finds why your posts stall, then writes hooks only your business could post.
For: Any business that posts consistently, gets views and sells nothing.
a Shopify website skill
Get found on Google and in AI answers. Get bought, with a better shopping experience and a higher conversion rate.
For: Shopify owners who don't code, don't want an agency, and do want it done properly.
a business dashboard kit for Shopify
Your whole business on one private page, measured against your own normal. Your AI assistant builds it and teaches you to read it.
For: Shopify brands who want every channel on one page and don't want to learn a single line of code.
no new app. no new login.
Each skill is a set of files your AI tool reads. You install it once, in the tool you already pay for, and it's there every time you open a chat. They're built on the open Agent Skills standard, so the same skill runs in all of these:
if you can copy and paste, you're qualified
tap a question to open it
No. For the skills you copy, paste and chat. You never open code or a Terminal. Know Your Numbers is a dashboard kit, so it runs its own website, and your AI assistant does that part for you.
The one you already pay for. Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini all work. If you use Codex, Cursor, Copilot or Claude Code, even better: they read the skill folder directly and can save your notes between sessions.
I recommend running these on a paid plan for your AI tool, like Claude Pro, ChatGPT Plus or Google AI Pro. Free plans cap how much you can send, how many files a project can hold and which model you get, and these skills do their best work on the strongest model your tool offers.
A prompt is one instruction. Each of these is a full workflow: the questions it asks first, the rules it follows, the checks it runs on its own answer, and worked examples of what good looks like. That's the months part.
No. Everything runs in your own AI tool, under your own account. There's no server on my side and nothing comes to me.
Pay once and get your download straight away, with a How to use page and a licence key by email. One licence is for one business.
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