> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.endgame.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Quickstart > A quick start guide to create and manage global skills in Endgame Want to learn more about writing and structuring skills? Check out our deep dive [here](/skills/skills-101).
As an admin you can create global skills that your entire team can access. You manage these global skills in the settings section of Endgame.
Navigate to [https://app.endgame.io/settings/skills](https://app.endgame.io/settings/skills) Admin Skills Click "Add Skill" (top right of the list) -> Write a Skill or Upload a Skill to add a new skill Remember, any change you make to a skill in settings such as creating, editing, or deleting applies to your entire organization. Add skill menu **Write a basic skill:** Choose Write a Skill and fill out the skill form, tips below. **Anatomy of a Skill:** * **Title:** The title of your skill, displayed on the skill card. *Example:* `Demo Follow-Up` * **Description:** The description helps you and Endgame understand what a skill does. Include details about when the skill should be used and what it's capable of so Endgame can apply it effectively. *Example:* `Generates a post-demo follow-up email that thanks the prospect, recaps their key pain points, and outlines a clear next step.` * **Example Prompt:** The prompt that pre-populates in the chat input when this skill is selected from the skill grid. *Example:* `Use the Demo Follow-up skill to write a follow-up email for the demo I just completed.` * **Context:** The actual instructions that define *what* your skill does and *how* it should output content — this is where the real customization lives. *Example:* `Write a concise follow-up email after a sales demo. Open by thanking the prospect for their time. Summarize the 2–3 pain points they mentioned during the call. Close with a single, specific next step (e.g., a follow-up call, trial, or proposal). Keep the tone warm but professional. Do not use filler phrases like "Hope this email finds you well."` **Upload complex skills:** Choose Upload a Skill. Uploaded skills must be a .zip file that contains a `SKILL.md` file in addition to other optional material that will be used to execute your skill. This is often example or template files to inform the output of your skill and other assets like company logos. Skill folders generally contain: * SKILL.md (required): Instructions in Markdown - MUST contain a `name` and `description` field which follows this format including the "---": ``` --- name: Account Plan Deck description: Use when asked to build an account plan or account plan deck. --- ``` The description helps you and Endgame understand what a skill does. Include details about when the skill should be used and what it's capable of so Endgame can apply it effectively. * scripts/ (optional): Executable code (Python, Bash, etc.) * references/ (optional): Documentation loaded as needed * assets/ (optional): Templates, fonts, icons used in output Open the overflow menu (three dots) in the top right of any skill to edit or delete it Skill overflow menu If a team member has built a personal skill that's proven valuable, an admin can promote it to an organization-level skill, no need to recreate it from scratch. Open the overflow menu (three dots) on any personal skill you own and select **Promote**. The skill will be converted from a personal skill to an organization skill, making it available to everyone on your team. Promote a skill from the overflow menu Only admins can promote skills, and only skills they personally own. Once promoted, the skill is managed like any other organization skill. ## Configure Your Branding If your team uses skills that generate slide decks (`.pptx` outputs), you'll want to configure your organization's branding so every deck comes out polished and on-brand. The Branding page controls the colors, logos, and design guidelines applied to deck artifacts. Navigate to [https://app.endgame.io/settings/branding](https://app.endgame.io/settings/branding). Branding settings Fill in hex values for the core slide colors: * **Background** — Page / slide background color * **Surface** — Cards, panels, and elevated areas * **Border** — Dividers and outlines * **Accent** — Primary brand color for buttons and links * **Text** — Primary text color * **Text Secondary** — Muted or secondary text color You can also define up to six **Chart & Accent Colors** used in charts and data visualizations within your decks. Use the **Guidelines** field to describe your brand's visual design principles. This gives the AI additional context about your brand's aesthetic when assembling slides, for example, preferred layout styles, spacing preferences, or overall design tone. Upload a **Light Mode Logo** (used on slides with light backgrounds) and a **Dark Mode Logo** (used on slides with dark backgrounds). Accepted formats are PNG, JPG, and SVG (max 2MB each). Click **Save** to apply your branding. All future deck outputs across your organization will use these settings. Branding currently applies to slide deck outputs only.