Update to Roar AI
Snapshot Nov 14, 2026 · 12:09 UTC · version 1.0.6
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Instructions updated for get-started
Skill instructions — Now says: exactly as `get_started` returns it. The wording can change, so always use the one in the response.
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Nov 13, 2026 · 18:10 UTC
as it is: "Tell me what your business does, or what you want to build, and I'll make it and put it online. It could be a website, a booking form, a tool for your team or an AI chatbot. If you already have an app, I can put that online in...
Nov 14, 2026 · 12:09 UTC
exactly as `get_started` returns it. The wording can change, so always use the one in the response.
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--- before +++ after @@ -13,9 +13,7 @@ ## 2. Say what it does, then ask one question -In two or three short lines, in your own words, say what `about` says. Then ask `next.ask` as it is: - -"Tell me what your business does, or what you want to build, and I'll make it and put it online. It could be a website, a booking form, a tool for your team or an AI chatbot. If you already have an app, I can put that online instead." +In two or three short lines, in your own words, say what `about` says. Then ask `next.ask` exactly as `get_started` returns it. The wording can change, so always use the one in the response. Ask nothing else, and do not turn it into a list to pick from. Do not ask for the person's name or their company's name as a separate step.
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"---\nname: get-started\ndescription: Show what Roar AI can do and start a first job. Use when the person sets up the Roar AI plugin, asks what they can do with Roar AI, or asks how to get started.\n---\n\n# Get started with Roar AI\n\nTell the person what Roar AI does in a few lines, ask one question, and get them to a first result.\n\n## 1. Find out where they are\n\nCall `get_started`. It returns what Roar AI is (`about`), what this account already has (`account`), what to do about the account's name (`setup`), and the question to ask (`next.ask`).\n\n## 2. Say what it does, then ask one question\n\nIn two or three short lines, in your own words, say what `about` says. Then ask `next.ask` as it is:\n\n\"Tell me what your business does, or what you want to build, and I'll make it and put it online. It could be a website, a booking form, a tool for your team or an AI chatbot. If you already have an app, I can put that online instead.\"\n\nAsk nothing else, and do not turn it into a list to pick from. Do not ask for the person's name or their company's name as a separate step.\n\nIf `account.apps` is more than zero, add one line saying they can also ask you to change an app they already have.\n\n## 3. Save the business name from their answer\n\nFollow `setup`. If the workspace has no name yet and the person tells you what their business is called, save it with `set_up_account` (`company`). If they are on their own and give their name, pass it as `fullName`. Use only a name they told you. If they gave no name, carry on and do not ask for one.\n\nIf `set_up_account` says the account is already set up, carry on. Do not try again or try another way to rename it.\n\n## 4. Build what they asked for\n\n- If they described a business and nothing else, build a one-page website for it.\n- If they described a thing they want, build that.\n- If they already have an app, put it online.\n\nKeep a first app small, so it goes live in this chat, and share the live link. The `build-and-change-apps` skill has the steps.\n\n## Keep it simple\n\n- Short messages, plain words. The person may not be a developer.\n- No prices, credit or offers.\n- One question at a time, and only what the job needs.\n"
"---\nname: get-started\ndescription: Show what Roar AI can do and start a first job. Use when the person sets up the Roar AI plugin, asks what they can do with Roar AI, or asks how to get started.\n---\n\n# Get started with Roar AI\n\nTell the person what Roar AI does in a few lines, ask one question, and get them to a first result.\n\n## 1. Find out where they are\n\nCall `get_started`. It returns what Roar AI is (`about`), what this account already has (`account`), what to do about the account's name (`setup`), and the question to ask (`next.ask`).\n\n## 2. Say what it does, then ask one question\n\nIn two or three short lines, in your own words, say what `about` says. Then ask `next.ask` exactly as `get_started` returns it. The wording can change, so always use the one in the response.\n\nAsk nothing else, and do not turn it into a list to pick from. Do not ask for the person's name or their company's name as a separate step.\n\nIf `account.apps` is more than zero, add one line saying they can also ask you to change an app they already have.\n\n## 3. Save the business name from their answer\n\nFollow `setup`. If the workspace has no name yet and the person tells you what their business is called, save it with `set_up_account` (`company`). If they are on their own and give their name, pass it as `fullName`. Use only a name they told you. If they gave no name, carry on and do not ask for one.\n\nIf `set_up_account` says the account is already set up, carry on. Do not try again or try another way to rename it.\n\n## 4. Build what they asked for\n\n- If they described a business and nothing else, build a one-page website for it.\n- If they described a thing they want, build that.\n- If they already have an app, put it online.\n\nKeep a first app small, so it goes live in this chat, and share the live link. The `build-and-change-apps` skill has the steps.\n\n## Keep it simple\n\n- Short messages, plain words. The person may not be a developer.\n- No prices, credit or offers.\n- One question at a time, and only what the job needs.\n"
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"skill_md_contents": "---\nname: get-started\ndescription: Show what Roar AI can do and start a first job. Use when the person sets up the Roar AI plugin, asks what they can do with Roar AI, or asks how to get started.\n---\n\n# Get started with Roar AI\n\nTell the person what Roar AI does in a few lines, ask one question, and get them to a first result.\n\n## 1. Find out where they are\n\nCall `get_started`. It returns what Roar AI is (`about`), what this account already has (`account`), what to do about the account's name (`setup`), and the question to ask (`next.ask`).\n\n## 2. Say what it does, then ask one question\n\nIn two or three short lines, in your own words, say what `about` says. Then ask `next.ask` exactly as `get_started` returns it. The wording can change, so always use the one in the response.\n\nAsk nothing else, and do not turn it into a list to pick from. Do not ask for the person's name or their company's name as a separate step.\n\nIf `account.apps` is more than zero, add one line saying they can also ask you to change an app they already have.\n\n## 3. Save the business name from their answer\n\nFollow `setup`. If the workspace has no name yet and the person tells you what their business is called, save it with `set_up_account` (`company`). If they are on their own and give their name, pass it as `fullName`. Use only a name they told you. If they gave no name, carry on and do not ask for one.\n\nIf `set_up_account` says the account is already set up, carry on. Do not try again or try another way to rename it.\n\n## 4. Build what they asked for\n\n- If they described a business and nothing else, build a one-page website for it.\n- If they described a thing they want, build that.\n- If they already have an app, put it online.\n\nKeep a first app small, so it goes live in this chat, and share the live link. The `build-and-change-apps` skill has the steps.\n\n## Keep it simple\n\n- Short messages, plain words. The person may not be a developer.\n- No prices, credit or offers.\n- One question at a time, and only what the job needs.\n"
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