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To build custom Now Assist skills, use the Skill Kit framework to define inputs, outputs, prompt templates, and test workflows. You then configure processing logic and deploy the versioned skill records to your enterprise environment.

Yes, you can use ATF testing to validate custom Now Assist skills. The Skill Kit framework supports ATF integration, allowing you to build and execute automated test workflows alongside your prompt templates and deployment configurations.

Multi-step LLM orchestration chains sequential language model prompts to process complex enterprise workflows. Within the Skill Kit framework, you design these chains to pass inputs and outputs between steps, enabling advanced automation across your deployed skills.

Yes, you need MCP or REST configurations to maintain versioned Skill Kit records. These configurations define the specific inputs, outputs, prompts, and tests required for your custom Now Assist skills to function properly across the enterprise.

Yes, you can extend existing Now Assist skills such as AI search, QA, and flow-generation. The Skill Kit framework allows you to reuse these baseline capabilities and build upon them to achieve broader end-to-end workflow automation.

Deploying versioned custom skills requires maintaining strict MCP or REST configurations for inputs, outputs, and prompts. You must ensure your multi-step LLM orchestration and ATF test workflows align with enterprise deployment patterns to avoid integration failures.