Skill catalog

The quick-start cards are ready-made skills built from what people most often come to Eggent for. Press a card on the new-chat screen and the agent starts the work. Below are all the cards in the order they appear on screen.

#Your Google: docs, sheets, slides

Works in: its own project. In: Eggent Cloud.

Say what you need - "a budget for the renovation", "slides about our product", "a plan for the week". The agent connects your Google account (one button, access only to the files Eggent makes) and makes a real Google Doc, Sheet or Slides in your Drive, then sends the link and changes it as you ask. More in Google.

#Watch listings, prices and tenders

Works in: its own project.

Send a link to a search - flats, cars, vacancies, prices, public tenders - or describe what to look for. The agent writes a small script for that site, runs it at once to show what is there now, connects Telegram and puts the script on a schedule. After that you hear only about what is new; a check with nothing new stays silent. If the site changes and the script stops finding anything, the agent says so and offers to fix it. More in Schedules.

#Make a document

Works in: its own project.

One sentence is enough: "a pitch deck for my studio, 8 slides", "a one-page report on the competitors", "a proposal for an office renovation". The agent builds the whole file first — a PowerPoint deck or a Word document — and only then asks what to change. Anything it does not know, such as your prices or client names, it leaves as a visible placeholder in square brackets instead of inventing it. New versions are saved beside the old ones.

#Company knowledge base

Works in: the orchestrator, and a project of its own for the documents.

For a team that keeps asking the same questions. The agent asks who should be able to ask and where the documents are, then does the rest: makes your company if there is none, gives each person a workspace and a sign-in link, puts the documents into a project «Company knowledge base» and opens it to them. Each of them then asks it from their own workspace and gets answers from the files only. To update the base, change the project's files. More in Working in a company.

#Morning brief in Telegram

Works in: its own project.

Name a topic and a time — "property market news in my city, at 9:00", "the euro, oil and bitcoin, at 8:00". The agent connects Telegram first (if you signed up on the website, it gives you a link to the bot: open it and press Start), sends one real issue right away so you can adjust it, and only then puts it on a daily schedule. Each issue is 5–7 short items with links, and nothing repeats from the previous days. More in Telegram.

#A letter from your agent

Works in: its own project.

Name a topic - "AI for small business", "property in my city", or "a fact, a book and an idea for the week". The agent writes to your email from its own address: one real letter right away so you can adjust it, then the next ones on a schedule, nothing repeated from earlier letters. On the trial it suggests once or twice a week, because a plan's letters are counted. More in The agent's email.

#Build a table from other sites

Works in: its own project.

Give it a list: products, competitors, listings, channels. The agent visits the sources, pulls the same fields for each item and hands back an Excel table with a source link on every row. It does three rows first so you can agree the columns. If it could not find a value, the cell stays empty: a plausible invented price is worse than a gap.

#Articles for your site

Works in: its own project.

The agent studies your site — its tone, structure and link format — and writes that into a site profile. Then it drafts a keyword list and an article plan and writes one article for approval first; after you approve it, the rest. Each article comes ready for the CMS, with a meta description, a preview and image descriptions. The agent does not invent facts it was not given: it marks those places "to confirm".

#Documents from a template

Works in: its own project.

Give it a sample of a document you make again and again: a contract, an invoice, an act, a protocol, a form. The agent finds what changes in it, builds a template and then fills new documents from your answers or in bulk from a table. The sample's formatting is kept exactly: fonts, tables, headers and footers. Amounts in words, formatted dates and item rows are filled in automatically. The agent will not hand over a document with a required field left empty. The result is Word or Excel; save a PDF from Word.

#Your own Telegram bot

Works in: the orchestrator.

Connects a bot of your own so you can write to the workspace from Telegram with text, voice and files. The agent explains how to create a bot with @BotFather, asks you to paste the token on the Messengers page (not into the chat), checks the connection and gives out one-time access codes for you and your colleagues. The bot answers only in private messages and only to people you let in. More in Telegram.

#Business AI system

Works in: the orchestrator.

Tell it about your business once — products, customers, processes, team — and the agent sorts it into files in a system/ folder, one per area. Only a short "what is where" table goes into the orchestrator's context, so messages do not get more expensive, while any chat can open the file it needs. You can give it up to five sources at once: a website, a deck, documents.

#RAG over your own files

Works in: its own project.

Builds a vector base over your documents so the agent answers from them, with sources. The vectors are stored in your own Postgres database with the pgvector extension: the agent asks for a connection string, creates the table and index itself and updates the base when the files in the folder change. Eggent provides the embedding model, so no separate key is needed.

#Wiki LLM from your notes

Works in: its own project.

Turns a pile of notes, exports and documents into a linked knowledge base: separate pages by topic, links between them, an index and a change log. From then on, new material goes into a folder and the agent works it into the wiki and keeps it up to date.

#Daily posts for VK and Telegram

Works in: its own project. Russian set only.

Connects your VK community and Telegram channel and then writes and publishes one post with a picture every day. The order is strict: connect a channel and publish one real post first, then write content, and only then set the schedule. VK needs a community access key with wall and photo permissions; the agent explains where to get it.

#Design your site or interface

Works in: its own project.

Three questions — what it is, what the visitor should do, how it should feel — and the agent produces a brief, a design system and a real page in the site/ folder. Before you see it, the page goes through a review of six areas: accessibility, layout, writing, typography, colour, motion. For viewing, the agent bundles the page into a single preview.html, which opens with the Open button in the Files panel. After that, ask for changes, pass after pass.

#Add to my calendar

Works in: its own project.

A meeting, a booking, a deadline or a reminder goes into your own calendar in one tap: the agent makes a calendar file for Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook and a link that adds the event to Google Calendar. Nothing to connect. More in Google.