Introducing
Skill Function.
A new primitive for AI. Subscribe to skills from the library or create your own. Private, secure, and callable from anywhere — no local files, no setup.
AI expertise you call. Not a file you download.
Until now, AI skills were text files. You downloaded a SKILL.md, installed it locally, and hoped nobody copied it. Once you had the file, you owned it — but so could anyone else.
A Skill Function is different. It lives in the cloud as a protected callable endpoint. You call it, you get the output, you never see the instructions. Subscribe to skills from the library, or create and import your own.
Your skills are your property. Private by default. Secure. Nobody else can see or access them.
Call one Skill Function
Pick any skill from the library. Send your input in plain language. Get expert-level output in seconds. No prompt engineering. No setup.
Chain multiple Skill Functions
The output of one skill becomes the input of the next. Each skill does one job — and does it better than a general model. Chain as many as you need.
Build an orchestrator
Create a parent Skill Function that routes to the right sub-skills automatically. One call from you triggers an entire workflow.
Create or import your own
Bring your own SKILL.md or build one from scratch. It runs as a protected callable function on InferX infrastructure. Private to you — your skill, your property.
Subscribe and call
Browse the skill library and subscribe to the ones you need. Call them on demand. Your subscriptions and usage are private and secure.
Call via MCP
Any MCP-compatible agent — Claude Code, Cursor, OpenClaw — can call Skill Functions natively. Skills become tools your agent invokes automatically.
Call a single skill
Pick a skill, send your input, get expert output. It runs on InferX — the right model, already configured. You never see the instructions inside.
Chain skills together
The output of one skill becomes the input of the next. Each does one job — better than a general model could. Chain as many as the task needs.
Build an orchestrator
Create a parent skill that routes to the right sub-skill automatically. One call from you triggers the whole workflow — you never have to choose.
Pick or create a Skill Function
Browse 50+ skills across marketing, design, engineering, finance, and research. Or import your own SKILL.md and run it as a protected endpoint on InferX.
Send your input
Describe your task in plain language. The Skill Function runs on InferX — right model, right configuration, already set up. You get the output. You never see the instructions.
Get expert output
Seconds, not minutes. Chain skills together for complex workflows. Build orchestrators that route automatically. One prompt can produce an entire strategy.
Log in
Create your InferX account. Free to start.
Browse the library
50+ Skill Functions across marketing, design, engineering, finance, and more.
Subscribe or create
Subscribe to skills from the library — or import your own SKILL.md and run it privately.
Call and build
Call any skill via the playground, API, or MCP. Chain them. Build workflows. Your skills, your data, your property.
Your skills are private
Skills you create or import are visible only to you. Nobody else can see, access, or call them. Private by default.
Your data stays yours
Your inputs and outputs are never used to train models or shared with anyone. What you call and what you receive is yours.
Secure by default
Every call is isolated on InferX infrastructure. No local files. No exposure risk. The instructions never leave the platform.
Secure by default
Local skills run with full system privileges — they can read files, invoke shell commands, and access credentials. A single malicious skill can exfiltrate SSH keys or delete critical data.
Skill Functions have zero local execution authority. No access to files, shell, or system resources. Security is architectural — not bolted on.
70–90% lower cost
Today's agents use one expensive flagship model for everything — from complex reasoning to summarizing a routine email. 80% of context is consumed by tool definitions and history, not your actual task.
Each Skill Function runs on the right model for its task. A 7B model for simple classification. A 70B model for complex reasoning. You stop paying flagship prices for trivial work.
Clean context. Better output.
In traditional agents, every skill, tool definition, and conversation turn competes for space in one shared context window. Attention scatters. Accuracy drops with every turn.
Each Skill Function runs in its own dedicated context — clean, focused, free of cross-talk. Performance does not degrade. Complex workflows decompose into a graph of skill calls — no single context limit.
Try your first
Skill Function.
Free to start. No setup. Subscribe to a skill or import your own.
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