Turn Bitrix work into a skill · Guides

Skills reconstruct a procedure from what was on screen. You review the draft. PDigger does not log into Bitrix24 or run the steps for you. Sign-in is required.

Step 1

Open Skills

Choose Skills in the sidebar. The question box is the same shape as Ask, in procedure mode. Press Build procedure — that is what reconstructs a skill, even if the helper line still says the wording reads as a question.

Empty Skills page with the procedure question box and library heading — Skills uses the same question box as Ask, then Build procedure.

Step 2

Ask for the Bitrix procedure

A useful prompt: How do I create a deal in the Bitrix24 CRM and add a product to it? Press Build procedure. Progress shows Refining question… then Building procedure…

Skills prompt asking how to create a Bitrix24 CRM deal and add a product — Use a how-to that matches work you actually recorded. Steps should match what was on screen in that session.

Step 3

Review the draft

The card is labelled Generated draft. Review before use. Open the procedure to edit the name, purpose and each step. Do not run the steps in Bitrix from PDigger — the app does not execute skills.

Skill draft card and editor with Generated draft, Review before use — Example draft (wording from a recorded Bitrix24 session). Treat every step as something to check against the recording. The draft does not invent deal amounts that were not on screen.

Step 4

Use the library

Saved procedures appear under Library. Click a card to open it. When there are more than one page, Show more loads the next page.

Skills library listing saved procedure names — The library lists procedures stored on this Mac. Show more appears when another page exists.

Step 5

Export a copy or install the skill

In the skill editor, Export Markdown writes skill.md and Export JSON writes skill.json; Export saves a file you choose. Install into Claude, Install into ChatGPT and Install into Cursor write a SKILL.md into that app's skills folder in your home folder (~/.claude/skills, ~/.agents/skills linked from ~/.codex/skills, ~/.cursor/skills), and the status line under the buttons names the file and how to call the skill in that app. Nothing is sent anywhere, and PDigger never replaces a SKILL.md it did not write. After you edit and Save, the notice changes to say the edits have not been verified against the recordings.