Add skills in one press
A skill's page shows "Often added with this" when five or more of the same people have added the same skills. You can add them all in one press, or just the one you came for. Nothing shows until enough people have.
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- A skill's page shows "Often added with this" when five or more of the same people have added the same skills. You can add them all in one press, or just the one you came for. Nothing shows until enough people have.
- A job's page can show "A starter set": three skills, either from a collection Trilly picked or, from real use, one for each kind of task. Free skills go to your linked AI; anything else is saved for you to look at, and each paid skill keeps its own price.
- A collection Trilly picked now says "Picked by Trilly".
What changed for you
A skill's Changes tab now says how it works changed in each version: apps added or dropped, steps added or taken out, and stops taken away. Trilly works it out from the files it checked, never the maker's own description.
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- A skill's Changes tab now says how it works changed in each version: apps added or dropped, steps added or taken out, and stops taken away. Trilly works it out from the files it checked, never the maker's own description.
- If you told Trilly the apps you use, My skills and the new-version email say what an update means for you. For example: "Now works with QuickBooks, which you use." You also get a notification when an app you use joins or leaves a skill's list.
How we rank, what makers earn, and a press kit
How we rank skills explains every order on Trilly: browse, search, the ranked lists, Picked for you, Today and staff picks. Nobody can pay to be ranked, picked or put on a list.
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- How we rank skills explains every order on Trilly: browse, search, the ranked lists, Picked for you, Today and staff picks. Nobody can pay to be ranked, picked or put on a list.
- Makers can work out what a sale would leave them once payments open, after card fees and our commission, on the page for makers and on Pricing. Buyers will pay in A$, and payouts will need you to be based in Australia, with an Australian bank account, for now.
- Every skill has Share: copy its link, or use your phone's share sheet. Nothing is tracked.
- Compare any two skills that do the same job at /compare, and each skill page links to its closest ones. A comparison now says where each skill works.
- The press kit has Trilly in numbers from our own records, the logo, our drawings and the facts.
Payouts, wherever you're based
Before you set up payouts, your studio asks where you're based. Once payments open, payouts will need you to be based in Australia, with an Australian bank account, for now.
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- Before you set up payouts, your studio asks where you're based. Once payments open, payouts will need you to be based in Australia, with an Australian bank account, for now.
- If you're based somewhere else, you can ask us to email you once when payouts open there. Your free skills are live everywhere.
- Once payments open, any maker can choose a paid maker plan, for more skills, reviewed versions and storage. Selling paid skills on it waits for payouts where you're based. The Free plan has one skill and one reviewed version a month.
How we check skills, with our own numbers
How we check skills opens on Trilly's own test: every run of every skill that passed it, added up, beside a well-prompted AI's. How we test now says which AI the tests ran in: Claude.
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- How we check skills opens on Trilly's own test: every run of every skill that passed it, added up, beside a well-prompted AI's. How we test now says which AI the tests ran in: Claude.
- This quarter's numbers come straight from our records: versions approved and refused, reports, and skills removed. Each one links to the page that counts it.
- Each check is a short tile, with every check's full words one press away. The accessibility statement and how to report a security problem show every part open under its own heading, and the security page says each fact once.
- The pages on testing, the numbers and removed skills, About, Contact, Status and the legal pages have the same calmer look. On a wide screen, a legal page's contents stay beside the text.
- A page that isn't there says so with a drawing, a search box and the way back. When something breaks on our side, the page offers to try again.
Help lines and your rights, wherever you live
The advice disclaimers list free gambling and crisis help lines for Australia, New Zealand, the UK, Ireland, the US and Canada, with findahelpline.com for anywhere else, and the emergency number for each country.
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- The advice disclaimers list free gambling and crisis help lines for Australia, New Zealand, the UK, Ireland, the US and Canada, with findahelpline.com for anywhere else, and the emergency number for each country.
- The terms say you keep the consumer rights you have under the law of the country where you live.
- The privacy policy says who we tell, and how soon, if a data breach puts people in Europe or the UK at risk.
- It also says exactly what a company whose products skills work with can see: totals only, four weeks at a time, once at least 50 people took part.
- Searching for tax finds VAT, sales tax and other countries' tax skills too, and "Tell me when it's sold" works for any country.
- Pages about getting paid say that payouts need an Australian bank account for now. Your free skills are live everywhere.
Log in with a passkey
You can log in with a passkey: your fingerprint, face or device PIN, with no password to type. Add one in Settings, under Password and security.
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- You can log in with a passkey: your fingerprint, face or device PIN, with no password to type. Add one in Settings, under Password and security.
- Adding a passkey checks it's you first: your password or, if you don't have one, a log-in on this device in the last 15 minutes. If two-step login is on, it also asks for a code from your app. A passkey counts as both steps, so no code is asked for when you log in with it.
- Setting up two-step login now checks it's you the same way before it shows the setup key, and a setup key you don't use ends after 30 minutes.
Numbers kept fair
Signs of faked use, like many copies added from one place, reviews from a ring of accounts or a maker boosting their own skill, are held out of a skill's public numbers and rankings while Trilly checks them.
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- Signs of faked use, like many copies added from one place, reviews from a ring of accounts or a maker boosting their own skill, are held out of a skill's public numbers and rankings while Trilly checks them.
Pages for Australian universities and TAFEs
Australia's universities and TAFEs have pages on Trilly. Someone who works at one can claim its page, and Trilly checks every claim by hand.
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- Australia's universities and TAFEs have pages on Trilly. Someone who works at one can claim its page, and Trilly checks every claim by hand.
- The first faculty or team to claim it looks after the page and the workspace for the whole institution, until they hand over.
Answers for a security review
The security page has a "For your security review" box: where your information is kept, what's encrypted and what isn't yet, backups, and what we do in an incident.
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- The security page has a "For your security review" box: where your information is kept, what's encrypted and what isn't yet, backups, and what we do in an incident.
- A new page says how to report a security problem to us, and what we promise when you do.
Turn reporting off for any skill
Every skill on My skills and in privacy settings has a "Report use for this skill" switch. Turn it off and that skill's reports are thrown away when they arrive, so its use counts nowhere. The skill keeps working.
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- Every skill on My skills and in privacy settings has a "Report use for this skill" switch. Turn it off and that skill's reports are thrown away when they arrive, so its use counts nowhere. The skill keeps working.
- A skill your company gives you for work follows your company's rules instead, and says so beside the switch.
- Studio and Pro Maker come with priority review: their new versions go ahead of others waiting for the same kind of review. You can choose these plans once Trilly's payments are set up.
- A maker's tier page lists only what each tier gets you today. The rest is under "Coming later".
A start for small businesses
A page for small business owners, with a skill for each everyday job: chasing overdue invoices, tax paperwork and answering reviews.
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- A page for small business owners, with a skill for each everyday job: chasing overdue invoices, tax paperwork and answering reviews.
- A Small business community, to ask other owners how they use them.
Your month
My skills shows Your month: the tasks you finished with each skill this month, and this year's total. Only you see it.
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- My skills shows Your month: the tasks you finished with each skill this month, and this year's total. Only you see it.
- Add a note about what a skill did, or how long a task used to take you, and it shows the time you get back. Your notes and estimates are private, and you can delete them.
- You can also get it by email once a month. The skills you use for work aren't in the email unless you turn them on, because your employer may be able to read a work mailbox.
Add to your AI for everyone
A workspace's owners and admins can download the team's skills in one go, in the format each app asks for, to give to everyone.
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- A workspace's owners and admins can download the team's skills in one go, in the format each app asks for, to give to everyone.
- Paid skills aren't in it, except the company's own private skills: people with a seat add a paid skill by asking their linked AI. Betting skills never are: each person adds those from the skill's page, where we ask their age first.
See a workspace before you start one
The page for companies shows an example of a workspace's first screen, clearly labelled as made-up data.
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- The page for companies shows an example of a workspace's first screen, clearly labelled as made-up data.
- It also shows what changes for your team, row by row, with only what works today.
Your team, in your workspace
Your company's Work page has a Your team section: the skills popular at the company, counted only when 5 or more people used one, and never with names.
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- Your company's Work page has a Your team section: the skills popular at the company, counted only when 5 or more people used one, and never with names.
- Colleagues can show the skills they use, if they choose to, and you can ask them about one. Press "Me too" on a request: admins see how many asked, never who.
- A place to ask your team a question, only for people in the workspace.
Help to learn, never the work done for them
Our skill rules now say no skill may write, rewrite, paraphrase or complete work a student will hand in as their own, sit a test or quiz for them, help hide AI use from a teacher or marker, or assess or score grant applications for a funder, as an assessor or panel member.
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- Our skill rules now say no skill may write, rewrite, paraphrase or complete work a student will hand in as their own, sit a test or quiz for them, help hide AI use from a teacher or marker, or assess or score grant applications for a funder, as an assessor or panel member.
- Every new version is checked for this before it goes live. "Report this skill" has a new reason for it: "It does students' assessed work for them".
- Company workspaces can switch on "Students see only skills that help them learn", for everyone or for one group.
Your team's apps
Companies can set the apps their team uses on a new Team apps page. In work for the company, every skill's map uses them.
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- Companies can set the apps their team uses on a new Team apps page. In work for the company, every skill's map uses them.
- An app the company locks is always used in its work, and says "Set by" the company. Everywhere else, your own apps count as before.
- Companies can also switch off skills that use a browser helper, or skills that don't work with their team's apps.
Every maker's skill can show its steps
Makers check, change and confirm each version's step-by-step map in Studio before they send it, and Trilly checks the map with the version.
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- Makers check, change and confirm each version's step-by-step map in Studio before they send it, and Trilly checks the map with the version.
- In trilly.json, a maker can name the apps their skill works with and what it does in each. Make your trilly.json in Studio writes the file for them.
- Our skill rules now say the listing includes its step-by-step map.
How sure each number is
A skill's "How it performs" now says how many uses each rate comes from, and the range the real share is likely to be in.
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- A skill's "How it performs" now says how many uses each rate comes from, and the range the real share is likely to be in.
- It also says which AI apps this month's reports came from, how each version did when there's enough use to compare, and how many reports Trilly could check were from unchanged copies.
- Each line only shows once there's enough use behind it, so a version line is never one person's results.
See the steps before you add a skill
The home page shows one skill's steps in words. The skill's page has its whole map: what your AI does, which of your apps it uses, and where it waits for your yes.
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- The home page shows one skill's steps in words. The skill's page has its whole map: what your AI does, which of your apps it uses, and where it waits for your yes.
- Comparing two skills shows the apps each one can use and, where a skill has a map, how many steps it shows before you add it.
- The filters on Explore and Search include "Tested by Trilly" whenever a live skill carries Trilly's test badge.
Ask the maker, live
Makers can now answer questions live, for an hour, in a thread that feels like a chat. New messages appear by themselves, and you can see when the maker is typing.
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- Makers can now answer questions live, for an hour, in a thread that feels like a chat. New messages appear by themselves, and you can see when the maker is typing.
- Switch on "It's a question" when you ask one. Up-vote the questions you want answered, and the maker takes them from the top.
- When the hour ends, the thread shows the best answers first, and the day the maker will answer the rest by. If you asked or up-voted a question, you're told when it's answered.
- Every community can have weekly threads, like "Friday wins". Trilly starts them each week and says so, and a named person hosts each one.
- A monthly challenge: share how a skill went for you, good or bad, and you're taking part. There are no prizes.
Share what your AI did
Share what your AI did with a skill: a title in your own words, what you asked, what it did, a before and after, a tip, and how it went.
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- Share what your AI did with a skill: a title in your own words, what you asked, what it did, a before and after, a tip, and how it went.
- New results show how long the person has used the skill, and the app they use it in, from their real use. Only skills you've used can be picked, and makers and their company's team can't post results about their own skills.
- "It didn't work for me" is welcome. Makers can reply, and say which new version fixed it, but they can't remove it.
- You can delete your own result at any time, and edit it while it's up. Every result is public, so the composer says so before you type.
- Card, bank account, BSB and tax file numbers can't be posted in threads, replies, results, comments or reviews. A phone number, email or street address in a result asks you once whether it's meant to be there.
- Each result has its own share card, so a link posted on Facebook or in a group chat shows the title, the skill and how long it was used.
- People at Trilly can write "How we use it" guides about Trilly's own skills. They're labelled and never counted as results.
Skill pages you can find your way around
Every skill page now has tabs: Overview, Reviews, Questions, Results, Changes and About the maker. A tab shows how many things are in it, and no number when there are none.
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- Every skill page now has tabs: Overview, Reviews, Questions, Results, Changes and About the maker. A tab shows how many things are in it, and no number when there are none.
- People who have used a skill for a few days can press "I recommend this". The number shows once 5 people do.
- Follow a skill to hear about its new versions, and save it for later from the skill or from any skill card.
- Questions say "Maker answered" when the person who made the skill replied, or "Trilly team answered" on Trilly's own skills. Makers can see the questions still waiting for them, and once a maker has answered 5, the page says how soon they usually answer.
- A paid skill that can't be bought yet has "Tell me when it's on sale": we email you once when it can be bought, and nothing else.
- The button that starts a purchase says what it costs, like "Buy for A$29". Skills you already have say "Try it".
- The example answers read as they would in your AI app, and long ones fold. The page is shorter, and the sections have clearer names.
- A skill its maker retired now says so, and people who had it can still download their version.
The numbers first for companies
A company workspace now opens on its numbers: people active and seats used in the last 30 days, spend this month, the next renewal, and requests waiting.
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- A company workspace now opens on its numbers: people active and seats used in the last 30 days, spend this month, the next renewal, and requests waiting.
- Security at a glance shows company sign-in, provisioning, email domains, break-glass owners, the data processing addendum and AI app rules on one card.
- The new Outcomes page shows how each approved and private skill went over 12 weeks: tasks, completed, thumbs up and down, and given up, by skill and by group. Numbers show only where at least 5 people are counted, and the report never lists anyone's own results.
- Time saved is the company's own estimate, minutes a task times tasks completed, labelled as such and only inside the workspace.
- Reports list the seat renewals of the next 90 days and what they'll cost. The Security page has a compliance pack: one download for a security review, with no secrets in it.
- Seats count as used only from what people's AI reported, not from altered or suspect reports. Trilly never sees conversations.
Find a skill faster
The home page starts with search: type the job in your own words. Under it are searches people make often, once Trilly has checked each one, or jobs to try.
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- The home page starts with search: type the job in your own words. Under it are searches people make often, once Trilly has checked each one, or jobs to try.
- It shows three real requests to ask your AI, each from a skill's Try asking, and what has happened on Trilly in the last month.
- Search is in the header on every page, and first in the phone menu, with Log in and Join free next.
- Browse skills shows skills first: search, who it's for and free now, with the rest under More filters, and a next page when there are more.
- Skill cards are simpler: the name first, one line you can trust, and Save.
- Search lists at most three companies, and only ones with skills or the exact name you typed.
Communities, a status page and a feed
Trilly's team can now open communities for the jobs people do. Each community says who looks after it: the Trilly team, and any people from the community who moderate it.
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- Trilly's team can now open communities for the jobs people do. Each community says who looks after it: the Trilly team, and any people from the community who moderate it.
- A community's member number counts the people who joined, and shows once there are 10.
- trilly.io/status says whether Trilly is working right now, which version is live and when it went out, with a button to report a problem.
- This page is also a feed: add trilly.io/changelog.xml to your feed reader to hear about every change.
Numbers nobody can push up
A maker's own use of their skill, and use by people at the company that made it, no longer counts in any number.
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- A maker's own use of their skill, and use by people at the company that made it, no longer counts in any number.
- Copies downloaded without an account count at most 2 per network for each skill every 30 days. We keep a scrambled code of the network for that, never your IP address, and the key behind it is deleted after 30 days.
- Fixed now counts a report only when the maker links it to a new version that Trilly checked and published after the report. A report the maker marked fixed on its own says so.
- Skill result notes are kept 400 days. After that we keep only daily totals for each skill, AI app and version, with nothing about you.
- How the numbers work now lists everything that never counts.
Trust and safety basics
Before you add or buy a betting skill, Trilly asks once: "This skill is about betting. Are you 18 or over?" We never ask for your date of birth. If you're under 18, we show where to get help instead.
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- Before you add or buy a betting skill, Trilly asks once: "This skill is about betting. Are you 18 or over?" We never ask for your date of birth. If you're under 18, we show where to get help instead.
- No skill on Trilly places bets, moves money in a betting account or holds your betting logins. Our checks look for it, and Trilly rejects any skill that tries.
- Trilly checks every health skill for promises to cure, treat or prevent a condition, or to replace your doctor. Health skills give general information only.
- Makers: your skill is usually checked within 2 working days of you sending it. If it isn't approved, the email says why.
- We look at reports of unsafe skills within 24 hours.
- From a company? Our copyright page now says how to ask us to change or remove your company's name or logo, and how fast we act.
A person answers on Trilly's own skills
Questions, reviews and feedback on Trilly Originals now reach people at Trilly, who can reply on the skill's page.
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- Questions, reviews and feedback on Trilly Originals now reach people at Trilly, who can reply on the skill's page.
- Their replies show as "Trilly team" with a Staff badge, and replies marked Staff come from people at Trilly.
- You're told when the Trilly team replies, and About Trilly says who answers.
Makers can see their payouts
Payouts in your studio lists each payout to your bank, newest first: the day it was sent, the amount, where it's up to, and when it arrives.
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- Payouts in your studio lists each payout to your bank, newest first: the day it was sent, the amount, where it's up to, and when it arrives.
- If a payout didn't go through, it says why. Your Stripe dashboard is still one button away.
Before paid skills open
Checkout says "You pay" only when you can pay. If you can't buy a skill today, it says why, shows the price and lets you save it.
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- Checkout says "You pay" only when you can pay. If you can't buy a skill today, it says why, shows the price and lets you save it.
- After paying, the page checks with Stripe without reloading itself, and tells you once when it's done.
- Paid twice for the same skill, or paid from outside Australia? The page says it's refunded and what to do next.
- Our privacy policy now says exactly what happens to feedback shown on a skill's page: never your name.
- Settings show only the emails we send, and team pages count only the seats people used.
Your apps, on every skill map
Tell Trilly the apps you use once, in My apps. Every skill's map then shows which steps can use your apps and which are copy-ready.
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- Tell Trilly the apps you use once, in My apps. Every skill's map then shows which steps can use your apps and which are copy-ready.
- Pick another app for one skill on its map. If a skill doesn't name your app, or you use none, those steps are copy-ready, and the map says so.
- Open "More about this step" to see what a step reads and writes, who sees it, where it stops, and how it would run with each app.
- Your copy of a skill lists your apps in its settings file, and your linked AI sees them too. Trilly only keeps the names of your apps.
- If you let your linked AI save your settings for a skill, it can now also save the apps you use, for every skill, when you tell it to.
- We checked what Claude can do in every app the live skills name, and Gemini in Google's own apps, on the app makers' own pages, on 17 October 2026.
- One change on live maps: Claude can now save to Google Sheets after your yes, in beta, on the web and desktop apps. A step that saves to a sheet says so now, instead of copy-ready.
Every way in leads somewhere
Make your first skill takes you to your maker page, then straight to New skill. Before, it could end on a page you weren't allowed to see.
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- Make your first skill takes you to your maker page, then straight to New skill. Before, it could end on a page you weren't allowed to see.
- Opening Log in, Join, Contact or an invite many times no longer says "Too many tries". Only sending a form counts.
- Job pages and best-of lists link only to jobs and lists that have a skill.
- trilly.io/settings and trilly.io/for-teams go to the right page, and a company's short name, like /companies/xero, finds it.
- Numbers show only when they mean something: no zeros on posts and communities, and how many people use a skill only from 20.
My skills and Saved, clearer
My skills says what to do next on each skill, and when it's empty it shows three ways to start: link your AI, get your starter kit, or browse.
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- My skills says what to do next on each skill, and when it's empty it shows three ways to start: link your AI, get your starter kit, or browse.
- Saved opens on a tab with something in it, and says what Saved, My skills and collections are each for.
- When paid skills open, paying will lead straight to adding the skill to your AI, and My skills will list what you've bought until you add it.
Adding a skill to your AI, made simpler
Link your AI starts with "Which AI app do you use?": Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot or another app. Each says plainly whether it can link, from the app maker's own pages, and that Trilly hasn't tried linking from it yet.
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- Link your AI starts with "Which AI app do you use?": Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot or another app. Each says plainly whether it can link, from the app maker's own pages, and that Trilly hasn't tried linking from it yet.
- Trilly's address for your AI app sits in its own box, with a Copy button.
- Join Trilly from Claude's Connect button, or from a skill, and confirming your email brings you straight back.
- A skill's Add to my AI page has one main button: Link your AI, or Send to my AI once you've linked. Then it says what to tell your AI, with Copy, and a request to try.
- Plugins, folders and terminal commands are under For technical users.
Skill maps show how a skill works
A skill's page can show how it works, step by step: who does each step, which of your apps it uses, and where it stops for your yes.
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- A skill's page can show how it works, step by step: who does each step, which of your apps it uses, and where it stops for your yes.
- Each step is also written out in words, for screen readers and for anyone who would rather read it.
- Trilly checks every map against the skill's own files before it shows.
Tested by Trilly
Where Trilly tested a skill's exact files itself, against an AI given a capable person's prompt with the same facts, its page and card can say "Beats a well-prompted AI". A maker can't add it.
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- Where Trilly tested a skill's exact files itself, against an AI given a capable person's prompt with the same facts, its page and card can say "Beats a well-prompted AI". A maker can't add it.
- On the skill's page, "How Trilly tested it" shows the date, the AI model, each task and how many runs got every critical check right, with and without the skill. Where a skill has no badge, it says why.
- A new page explains how we test: How we test a skill against a well-prompted AI.
Everything Trilly does, on one page
A new page, What Trilly does, lists every feature in one plain line, and what isn't open yet.
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- A new page, What Trilly does, lists every feature in one plain line, and what isn't open yet.
- The menu and footer now lead to How it works, Pricing, Trilly for business, the guides for each AI app, Security and Help lines.
- Pages about money say "Paid skills open soon" until paid skills can be bought, and say "For makers" rather than "Sell your skills" until then.
- The trust page explains the behaviour test, the AI review, who approves skills, what a skill touches, updates that wait for your yes, and signed copies.
- New help pages: your settings and brand, and what happens when a skill updates.
Safer records and a gentler website checker
Every line of a workspace's audit log is sealed into a chain we check every night, so any change shows.
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- Every line of a workspace's audit log is sealed into a chain we check every night, so any change shows.
- TrillyBot, our website checker, now reads only a few public pages over HTTPS, at most once a month, follows each site's robots.txt and keeps an opt-out list. It's paused for now.
What a skill can do for you
Every skill page and card shows what the skill can do: Ask, Works with your apps, Does it for you, Remembers you and Works over days. You choose which to use, every time.
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- Every skill page and card shows what the skill can do: Ask, Works with your apps, Does it for you, Remembers you and Works over days. You choose which to use, every time.
- Filters for skills that can use the apps you've connected, or do the clicking for you.
Your brand, your settings, and skills for anywhere
Set your details and brand once (name, country, currency, spelling, logo, colours, fonts and voice), and every skill you add gets them. Companies can set and lock a brand kit.
7 more changes 8 changes: Your brand, your settings, and skills for anywhere
- Set your details and brand once (name, country, currency, spelling, logo, colours, fonts and voice), and every skill you add gets them. Companies can set and lock a brand kit.
- Skills that ask a few set-up questions keep your answers as that skill's settings, the same ones your AI reads and saves.
- Download pages for 11 AI apps, and any other app that reads skill folders, with a copy laid out for each app and a notice when a copy you downloaded has an update.
- "Try asking": ready-made requests on skill pages, and on some skills the same question answered with and without the skill.
- Skills work worldwide and answer in your language, and prices show their currency.
- Betting skills link to a gambling help line where you live, and the help lines page lists free lines for gambling, money, health and someone to talk to.
- Comments, reactions, saved posts, mentions, mute and block, a notifications centre and an email digest you choose.
- An accessibility statement, and how long we keep each kind of information, enforced every night.
Teams, Google sign-in and phones
Sign in with Google or Microsoft.
2 more changes 3 changes: Teams, Google sign-in and phones
- Sign in with Google or Microsoft.
- Trilly for business: a company workspace with an approved list of skills, requests, private company skills, company sign-in and automatic people and groups (SCIM).
- Every page reworked for phones.
Our terms, privacy policy and contact details
The terms now explain your licence for each skill you add, the rules for betting skills (18 and over only), and how to report a copied skill.
4 more changes 5 changes: Our terms, privacy policy and contact details
- The terms now explain your licence for each skill you add, the rules for betting skills (18 and over only), and how to report a copied skill.
- The privacy policy lists every company that helps run Trilly and where your information is stored.
- Our ABN is in the footer of every page, and our address is on the contact page and in the legal pages.
- Prices: Trilly isn't registered for GST, so no GST is added to any price.
- The contact page lists the right email address for each kind of question.
Guides, trust pages and the rules
Step-by-step guides for adding a skill to Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor and other AI apps, each checked against the app maker's own help pages.
5 more changes 6 changes: Guides, trust pages and the rules
- Step-by-step guides for adding a skill to Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor and other AI apps, each checked against the app maker's own help pages.
- Plain-English guides: what an AI skill is, skills vs prompts vs custom GPTs, and how to tell if a skill is safe.
- How we check skills, how the numbers work, and a public list of removed skills.
- Terms of use, privacy policy, creator terms and skill rules.
- A help centre, site search and a contact form.
- Link your AI to Trilly once, and add skills by asking. Claude, Claude Code and some other AI apps can link.
Trilly's first pages
Skill pages with the maker, verified reviews, version history and public numbers.
1 more change 2 changes: Trilly's first pages
- Skill pages with the maker, verified reviews, version history and public numbers.
- Maker pages, and pages that group skills by job, such as real estate agents and bookkeepers.