Getting started · Episode 9 of 17
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Do a job once, the way you like it, then type /learn. Murage writes it down as a skill. It arrives switched off, so you read it, switch it on, and use it again.
A full quote, from one typed line, because Maya taught Ember once. Today, it's your turn. Every week, Maya does the same job. An enquiry comes in, and she turns it into a quote. Today she shows Ember once, then turns it into a skill: a written recipe Ember can follow every time. It arrives switched off. She reads it, then switches it on. Let's teach it once. Step one: do the job once, the way you like it. A brand new task. Maya pastes in this week's enquiry, and spells out the shape she wants. Six parts: who and when, the collection that fits, add-ons, travel, one question, and the next step. No discounts. Nothing goes out. Here's the summary. A collection that fits the budget, priced in dollars from her price list. The album priced, travel checked, one question, and a next step. That's the shape she wants, every week. Step two: teaching is an early feature, so it's off until you say so. Open Settings. Experimental. Teach a skill. Switch it on. Every change it makes waits for your review. Step three: teach it. Back in the same chat, Maya types a slash, and there it is: learn. She tells it what to learn. How we just did that. Same six parts, dollars from the price list, never a discount, nothing sent. Ember asks to look up her price list. Allow once. Ember writes the skill from what they did together. Here's the card. The skill is written, and it's off. Nothing uses it until Maya says so. So she reads it first. A name, a one-line description, and the steps, in plain words. And the stop points are in there. No discounts. Nothing goes out. Happy with it? Enable. Skill enabled. Now Ember can follow it whenever an enquiry needs a quote. Step four: use it. A new task, and a very different enquiry. Maya doesn't repeat the six parts. She asks for a quote summary, and names the skill. Send. Same six parts. It checks her booked Saturdays, and prices the full day and the album in dollars, from her price list. There's no venue yet, so it can't work out travel. That's the question it asks. Five thousand nine hundred dollars, and no discount. That's skills. Do the job once, the way you like it. Type slash learn, and Murage writes it down as a skill. It waits for you. Read it, and switch it on. Pick the one job you repeat every week, and teach it tonight. Whatever you repeat every week, quotes, follow-ups, do it once, and it becomes a recipe your bot follows, with your yes. Pick one job tonight. Download it free at murage.ai.