Reviewing, Managing and Editing Skills

Last updated: September 4, 2026

Add more power to your skills by customizing them in a number of ways:

Adjusting the Skill Icon is an easy way to visually identify an individual or group of Skills. You can change both the color and the Skill icon.

Explore team skills your teammates have created and add them to your library. Select the Explore feature at the top of the Skills settings page to view Skills that have been created and share by your Teams.

Disable any skill you don't currently use. This will prevent Highlight from unnecessarily running a Skill that you do not utilize. Disabled skills appear greyed out, to visually indicate that it is not actively running.

Add preferences (recommended). Tweak a default skill without forking, so it keeps getting Highlight's updates.

Fork a skill only when you need deeper changes. A forked skill stops auto-updating, so you're in full control, and shows a "Reset to Default" option under Advanced. It is not possible to have both the default skill and the forked skill. If you want two, nearly identical, skills, you would need to create a custom skill and keep the default or forked skill.

Delete a Custom Skill - with Custom Skills, you are welcome to fully delete the skill. Keep in mind that this is permanent, and there is no way to recover a deleted skill. We recommend disabling a skill if you do not want to use it, but want to retain the content.

Reset all to return the Default Skills to the defaults. This runs across ALL skills, so make sure you do not have individual customizations that you don’t want removed.

Custom Skills have additional customization options that Default Skills do not have. If you fork a skill, you'll also receive these additional customization options.