Skills System.
Composable behaviors. Stack them. Blend them. Switch mid-thought.
A Skill is a small, focused behavior, a way of responding, a tone, a constraint. Tutor Mode is a Skill. Concise is a Skill. Humanizer is a Skill. The interesting part is stacking: turn on three at once and Aluma doesn't sequence them, it blends them into a single coherent voice.
Three skills, one blended response. Not a pipeline, a weighted personality.
Skills don't fight each other. The planner negotiates conflicts before the response is written.
Tap a skill to turn it on or off during a conversation. The next reply respects the new stack.
Pin a stack to a Class. Open the class, the stack comes with it.
Write your own skill in plain English. Aluma compiles it into a behavior the planner can use.
From the chip rail at the top of the chat.
Add up to three. The active stack is shown at all times.
Every response respects every active skill simultaneously.
Drop a skill the moment it stops helping. Add a new one.
Yes. With zero skills active, Aluma defaults to its standard reasoning behavior.
No. Skills shape how the same model thinks and responds, they don't swap out the underlying reasoning engine.