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Introducing Skills in SciSpace Agent. Specialized modes built for specific research workflows. Describe the task, and the right workflow activates automatically. Yes, the right Skill gets loaded based on what you need. Built to simplify multi-step research work and reduce friction around execution. Skills are now live. Try it...

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