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The Files page in your sidebar has two tabs: Files (the native file system) and Skills (the library of SOPs your agents follow). Both are workspace-wide — every agent has access to everything stored here, and you can pin specific items to an agent’s Resources tab to keep them front-and-center.

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Files

Hyper has a native file system — not a cloud storage afterthought, a real file system. Agents always have access to the whole thing. They can read existing files, write new ones, and reference work across conversations.

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What you can do with files

  • Upload anything — PDFs, spreadsheets, docs, images, audio, code. Drag-drop into the Files page or attach inside a chat.
  • Generate files in chat — ask an agent to “save this as a markdown report” or “export the analysis as CSV” and it lands in the file system.
  • Reference files in any chat — click the + in the composer → Files → pick the file. Agents read it as context.
  • Pin to an agent’s Resources tab — for files an agent uses repeatedly (e.g. brand guidelines, an ICP doc, a template). It puts them in the agent’s wheelhouse.

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Where files come from

Anywhere an agent generates output that’s worth saving:
  • Generated assets — ad creative renders, landing page exports, video scripts, slide decks
  • Research outputs — competitor scans, brand audits, customer research syntheses
  • Reports — task runs that produce a deliverable
  • Manual uploads — anything you drag in
Agents can also organize files into folders, rename them, and overwrite or delete (with permission). Treat it like a working drive that your AI teammates share with you.

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Skills

The Skills tab inside Files is the library of reusable SOPs that empower agents to work like domain experts. Skills are short instruction sets that say “here’s how to do X really well” — and agents pull them in automatically when relevant.

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Official skills

Skills written and maintained by the Hyper team carry an Official badge. They’re high-quality, regularly updated, and cover most of the work marketers, founders, and ops folks ask for. Examples:
  • Generate on-brand ad creative
  • Run an SEO audit
  • Build a competitive intelligence report
  • Mine subreddits for trending topics
  • Optimize a paid media campaign
You don’t need to attach an official skill — agents automatically search the skill library before doing complex work and pick the right one for the job.

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Custom skills

You can write your own. Best way: ask Hyper to build it with you. 
Hey, can you create a skill for generating on-brand ad creatives? Here's
the rough process I'd like you to follow: [your steps].

Let's iterate on it and refine until it's perfect.
Hyper drafts the skill, you refine it together, and it lands in the Skills tab. Custom skills work exactly the same as official ones — agents pick them up when relevant.

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Importing skills from GitHub

Drop a GitHub URL and Hyper will pull the skill in. This is great for:
  • Sharing skills across teams or workspaces
  • Pulling in community-maintained skill libraries
  • Versioning skills in your own repo and syncing them back
Click Import skill in the Skills tab → paste a GitHub URL → review → save.

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Attaching skills to a specific agent

Sometimes you want to guarantee an agent uses a specific skill — for example, a niche custom skill, or a skill that wouldn’t be picked up automatically. Pin it to the agent’s Resources tab. From the chat composer, click the + → Skills → browse and select. Or do it from the agent settings panel directly.

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