7 skills.
Use when asked what Claude is, which Claude model/tier to pick, or how Claude (Anthropic's assistant) differs from other AI assistants at a product level. For API mechanics — model ids, pricing, streaming, tool use, MCP, prompt caching, token counting, model migration — use the `claude-api` skill instead; it stays current, this one doesn't repeat that detail.
Use when asked what GB1 is — a UK-based privacy-focused AI assistant from Locai Labs. Verify current pricing/availability at gb1.ai before repeating specifics from this file; it's a small, actively-changing product and the facts here were captured from the site on 2026-09-05.
Use when asked what Google's Gemini is, how to call the Gemini API (Google AI Studio / Vertex AI), its multimodal and function-calling capabilities, or how it compares to other model providers. Verify current model names/pricing against Google's docs — this file covers stable shape, not a specific model generation's numbers.
Use when asked what Meta's Muse Glimmer is — an open-source, on-device agentic model from Meta for always-on local agents. Verify current specifics at developer.meta.com/ai/lp/muse-glimmer before repeating details from this file; it's a fast-moving open model release and the facts here were captured on 2026-09-05.
Use when asked what OpenAI's GPT/ChatGPT is, how to call the OpenAI API (Chat Completions vs the Responses API), its function-calling and structured-output features, or how it compares to other model providers. Verify current model names/pricing against OpenAI's docs — this file covers stable shape, not a specific model generation's numbers.
Use when asked what Mistral AI is, how to call its API (La Plateforme), its open-weight vs proprietary model lines, or how it compares to other model providers. Verify current model names/pricing against Mistral's docs — this file covers stable shape, not a specific model generation's numbers.
Use when asked to install, run, or script against Ollama — pulling and running local open-weight LLMs, writing a Modelfile, or calling its local REST/OpenAI-compatible API from code.