Skills: Notey can now run a whole procedure, not just one tool call
Ask Notey for something like "turn this essay into a week of content" or "do an archive dive — five fresh Notes from stuff I already wrote," and it now runs the whole play as a named skill instead of improvising call by call. Before anything happens, Notey shows you the plan — every step it's about to take — and only runs it once you're good with it. Three skills ship today: essay-to-week-of-content, winner-to-carousel-and-thread, and archive-dive-fresh-notes.
- Three skills are live: turn one essay into a week of cross-platform content, spin a winning post into carousel-and-thread material, or pull five fresh Note drafts out of your archive.
- You always see the plan before anything runs — Notey lists each step and waits for your OK.
- Skills run through the exact same tools and permission gates as everything else in Notey — drafts stay drafts, and publishing still needs your explicit approval per item.
- If a step fails partway through, Notey stops there and tells you exactly what got done instead of silently retrying — completed steps stay put, nothing rolls back without you knowing.
- Every run lands in the Team feed too: "ran the archive-dive-fresh-notes skill end-to-end (6 steps)" reads at a glance, with each step's trail underneath.