Imagine writing proposals, scope of

work, contracts, or case studies, or

even generating pitch decks in under

five minutes each. Well, that is now

possible with Claude skills. If you

didn't know, Claude released its new

capability called skills. And skills can

be invoked during conversation to start

performing this one task it has been

trained on. In this video, I'm going to

show you five easy Claude skills that

you can start using right now that will

save you a lot of hours. My name is Mi

and I've been running my AI company for

over a year now and I used Claude every

day. It basically runs 80% of my

operation. So, let's not waste any more

time and jump right into the five

skills. So, as you can see, I'm in my

Claude desktop app and I already have

the five skills added to the account.

Now, if you don't know how to create a

skill or upload a skill to claw, there

will be a video in the description

explaining just that. It's a pretty

simple setup, but to not make this video

long, I'll just show you the five skills

and their expected outcomes. And those

five skills I'm going to be giving away

at the end of the video. So, stick

around for that. Let's start off with

the first one, the proposal generator.

Right? Everybody's favorite task to

write that by themselves. So, might as

well start with it. And to start a

conversation using that skill, you just

hit the three dots and then try in chat.

It would already have the text pasted

here. Hey Claude, I just added the

proposal generator skill. Can you make

something amazing with it? We will

remove this and explain our uh proposal

um in plain English and Claude will take

care of the rest. So, can you write me a

proposal

for John Smith? I will be building

him an appointment

booking

chatbot. The timeline is

two weeks

and the investment

is $5,000.

50%

oops 50% upfront

and 50%

upon completion. Now obviously this is a

very simple proposal. You should

definitely add more information, but to

not make this video long, we'll just run

it like this. And I'm going to be using

Sonnet 4.5. You can play around with the

different models, but 4.5 is the most

consistent one, and it doesn't take as

long as Opus or any as Opus 4 or any

other of the Opus family. So, I'm just

going to hit run, and it will take like

a minute or two. It might ask me some

questions because yeah this is um this

is just like 10% of a proposal and the

first step will be reading the proposal

generator skill and its documentation

just to understand how it should execute

this task. Okay. So after about 2

minutes the claude finished generating

the proposal PDF and here we can see all

the steps it went through. first one

reading the generator file or the skill

file and then it prepared all the data

from the proposal and it created the

HTML. So for the for the page design and

then it got converted to PDF it

encountered a font system issue

and it fixed it on its own and now it's

done and this is the results. So here we

have the name of our product, who it's

prepared for, the date, the summary, the

challenge solution.

Scroll down. We have the technical

approach. You can here we can have the

text stack listed and what expected

outcomes

and I don't know what it's doing now

with this loading page. Uh the timeline

and delivery. So we said two weeks and

it just calculated two weeks from now.

But obviously when writing when you want

to generate an actual proposal you need

to include way more than this. We got

the investment here upfront payment upon

completion just as we wanted. And yeah

that is it. Obviously, this is not

perfect, but you can use it for the

start and you can edit the skill file to

your liking and make sure the design

matches your brand and how you like it.

But I've already downloaded this PDF and

we can now use it in the scope of work

generator. So we go to the dashboard, go

to settings,

scroll down to capabilities

and

get the scope of work generator and hit

giant chat. Let me close this dashboard

and say can you create me a scope of

work using the proposal

attached.

Switch this to 4.5

and

drop the PDF here. And now the scope of

work generator will understand our

proposal

and uh it will create the scope of work

out of it who we will need to talk to

what will be done exactly um in the

timeline we proposed but it will not be

as depth as it should be because of the

what I say weak proposal that we wrote

because we we just have no information

whatsoever. But yeah, it will go through

the uh steps described in the scope of

work

skill file and it will create a PDF for

us. Okay, so Claude finished generating

the scope of work and it produced a 33

page document which is crazy. So we have

the executive summary here again the

project objectives and then we get to

the actual scope of work. So what will

be included the core deliverables? I

really like how it's listed here and

with every section there are like um sub

categories or subd deliverables

and then we get to the out of scope what

will not be included and then we get to

the actual deliverables. So we have

deliverable one, deliverable two, three,

four, five. So this is heavily detailed.

Then we get to the technical

requirements with the tech stack. We

have an architecture overview. We have

the data flow listed here performance

requirements

and then we get to the integration uh

integration requirements. This is

actually a pretty nice table. I really

like it a lot. We get to the project

timeline

phase one phase two visual timeline

here. So this is pretty detailed.

Obviously, this is a lot of fluff

because of the uh bad proposal that we

uh that we fed it with. So, it had to

come up with uh

uh with some stuff to make this a

detailed scope of work, quality

assurance and testing,

bug classification and response. So,

yeah, this is crazy detail. So what we

can do now is either take this scope of

work document or we take the proposal

that we generated to uh create a pitch

deck. So now we can go to capabilities

and use the pitch deck generator.

And for this I'm going to be using the

proposal just because of the runtime.

You can use the scope of work, but

before you use the scope of work PDF,

make sure you convert it to markdown

because this makes it easier for the

claw to process and it wouldn't take as

long as it would with the PDF and uh it

would also

uh it would also process it like much

much quicker and much smoother. So now

just for the sake of this video we will

take the uh the proposal and ask it to

generate

a pitch deck for

the proposal

attached and we will hit send. And now

we wait. Okay. So Claude finished

creating the uh presentation and or the

pitch deck and this is what we have. You

can obviously use your branding colors,

but this is

insane to be able to create a pitch deck

like that. And it only it took I'm going

to be honest, it took longer than um

than 5 minutes, but it went I mean, look

at this. It went uh back and forth

trying to fix some issues. It even hit

the token limit. Uh now, sorry, not the

token limit, the length limit for the

for the message. And yeah, this this is

insane. It's obviously not Canva level,

but if you're still using PowerPoint and

you just want to get a quick pitch deck

done, then you should definitely use

this. I mean, this looks fantastic.

Obviously just the branding colors um

are missing

but other than that this is good stuff.

And now we have done the proposal, we've

done the scope of work and we have the

PowerPoint presentation ready. What we

can do now is generate the contract and

uh use the contract generator skill. Now

this will use a contract template that I

uh that I've trained the skill on. You

can use your contract or your contract

template but

um yeah we'll just take we can we

where's the contract here you can just

take the proposal or the scope of work

and generate the contract from it. So we

say, can you generate me a contract

using my proposal attached?

And we will just go ahead and drop the

proposal. Honestly, I'd really recommend

converting the PDF to markdown so it

runs faster and uses

um less tokens

and you can use the better claw models

as well. So let's hit run and see what

Claude gives us for a contract. Okay, so

Claude finished generating the contract

and it is using the template I provided.

We have the introduction, scope of work,

uh timeline, compensation and payment

terms confidentiality IPS limitation

of liability and all of that stuff. and

at the bottom the signature, name,

title, date, and you can go ahead and

put it in docuign

uh or paste it back into Google Docs or

however you want. So now we have those

three done, the scope of work, proposal,

contract, and the pitch deck. We can now

go ahead and get our case study. So uh

for the case study, I have this project

documentation. This is not a real one,

but that's the type of information you

should feed to get a good case study out

of it. So, the project documentation

with the SOP, uh, sorry, S. W and any

meaningful meeting transcripts, tech

reviews,

checkins, um any email communication

specifically about the project and the

process, uh technical implementation

details like what we used and so on. um

some metrics,

uh KPIs, and everything that we would

need to

uh build a case study if we did any

training and um adaptation.

And we can go ahead and download this as

a markdown formatted file. Go back to

claude.

We can go to capabilities now.

And

it's not. All right. Here we go.

Capabilities.

I don't know why it's so slow now, but

capabilities and go to the case study

builder. Try in chat. Can you

create me a case study using the

markdown attached

and just go ahead

paste it in here. And now again we wait

for the results.

Okay. So cloud finished generating the

case study and now we have all the five

skills completed. The case study is

looking like this. North Point retail AI

case study. Ours is the fake company.

Regional retailer cuts inventory costs

by 2.9 million with AI powered demand

forecasting. How PBP partners help North

Point retail achieve 3.669%

ROI in just 10.4 weeks. So PBB partners

that's my company. We have the challenge

pain for reality by numbers. The

solution we provided,

the implementation approach we took, the

results at the end with some metrics

here, the impact it had and technical

excellence here, lessons learned, what

is next and project team and credits

and uh the call to action at the end.

So, that is it for the five skills using

Claude skills. They're not perfect, but

they will get your foot through the door

with Claude skills and you can edit them

and tailor them to your own needs. So,

now I'm going to show you how you can

get the five skills shown in this video.

So, to get access to the five cloth

skills shown in this video and to start

using them, there will be a link in the

description that will take you to the

Google folder here. It's called five

cloth skills. And in that folder there's

one folder called my cloud skills. And

if you double click on it you will see

five folders for these skills shown in

this video. Now what you can do is

download the mylad skills folder and

open it in cursor. Now if you watch the

video I was talking about at the

beginning on how to create your own

cloud skill and how to upload it then

you should know cursor. If you would

like help with it then please let me

know down in the comments below and I

will create a video on it. But in cursor

you can just upload the folder and

download the claude extension. You can

log in with your claude credentials

and you can start using claude to edit

the folders. Now you can go ahead and do

it manually but if you want help uh

using claude then I would I would

recommend that rather than do it

manually. So the skills files will have

no company information, no brand

information. So you can start tailoring

it to your needs. And what you need to

do for that is hit the Claude logo here

in the extensions and you will uh you

will start chatting to Claude. And the

first thing you do is enter this command

just slashinit

and claude will start analyzing the

folders that we've uploaded. And when it

gets a good understanding of it, you

would you can say you can tell it to

customize each

um each skill to the way you want it.

You can upload your contract template

for the contract generator for the pitch

deck generator. You can uh you can me

mention your brand colors or you can

upload your website or just the link and

claude will get an understanding of the

brand and build it past uh based off

that. And the same goes for the other um

the other skills. And then if you want

to add them to claws, you just go back

to claude and

go to the capabilities

and hit upload skill. And here you can

just get the um you can just get the let

me show you show it like this. We can

just go ahead and going to make this a

bit smaller.

Let's say you want to upload the case

study builder. You just right click on

the folder, click reveal and find if

you're on Mac and it will show you the

uh the skill folder. Now we can go back

to claude and upload the zip file and we

would be good to go and you can start

using the skill. So if it was too

complicated with cursor I will happily

do another video on it. But that would

be it for this video. I hope you guys

enjoyed it and found it helpful. If you

did I would really appreciate a like and

a subscribe. And if you're a business

owner who wants to start using AI but

don't know where to start, there will be

a link in the in the description below.

You can do an assessment, an AI

assessment on your company and see the

results right away. So, hope you guys

enjoyed it and I will see you in the

next video. Peace.