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User Intuition skills are short, copy-pasteable instruction files that teach an AI agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop) how to drive the CLI or MCP server for a specific research workflow. Where the MCP server gives an agent the tools, a skill gives it the play. The skill is the difference between “the agent can call ask_humans” and “the agent knows to ask three clarifying questions, then run ask_humans in claim mode with a sensible default N, then poll get_results until the study completes.”

When skills help

  • Repeatable workflows. Validating positioning copy, screening Panel respondents, generating an insights report — anything you do more than twice.
  • Cross-team consistency. Two PMs on different machines run the same workflow the same way because the skill ships the playbook.
  • Onboarding. A new teammate installs the skills and immediately runs the team’s standard research patterns.

How skills work

A skill is a Markdown file with YAML frontmatter. The frontmatter tells the agent when the skill applies; the body tells it how to execute. Example shape:
---
name: validate-claim-with-humans
description: Use when the user wants to test whether a marketing claim, headline, or value-prop is believable with real respondents.
---

When the user describes a claim they want to validate:

1. Confirm the exact claim text and target audience.
2. Call `ask_humans` in `claim` mode with `dry_run: true` to preview cost.
3. After user approves cost, run without dry_run.
4. Poll `get_results` until status is `complete` or `partial`.
5. Summarize believability + top 3 themes from open-ended responses.
Agents that support skills load the frontmatter at session start, then read the body when the description matches the user’s request.

Two ways to install

Drop the skill file into your project’s .claude/skills/ directory (or ~/.claude/skills/ for global use):
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
curl -o ~/.claude/skills/validate-claim-with-humans.md \
  https://docs.userintuition.ai/skills/library/validate-claim.md
Claude Code auto-discovers skills on next session start. Verify with /skills.

What’s in the library

The skills library ships ready-to-use skills for the most common User Intuition workflows:

validate-claim-with-humans

Test whether a marketing claim is believable to real respondents.

run-preference-study

Compare 2-5 options (taglines, designs, value props) head-to-head.

recruit-with-screeners

Build screener questions to recruit a specific Panel segment.

analyze-fielded-study

Pull results, summarize themes, surface verbatim quotes.

watch-running-studies

Daily digest of fielding studies — runs in cron via the CLI.

Skill vs MCP vs CLI — which goes where

You want…Use
An agent to autonomously run a research workflow from a vague promptSkill (built on MCP)
An agent to call User Intuition tools when you ask, with you in the loopMCP alone
To run a tool from a shell script, CI job, or cronCLI
To call User Intuition from your own backend codeREST API
Skills sit on top of MCP, MCP and CLI sit on top of the same tool surface, and everything sits on top of the REST API. Pick the highest level that gets the job done.

Next steps

Skills library

Browse and copy ready-to-use skills.

MCP quickstart

Skills require an MCP-connected client. Wire one up first.