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Tools let Babbily do things a model cannot do by itself, such as search the web, run deeper research, make QR codes, generate media, or use a connected app. Skills are reusable instructions that help Babbily follow a repeatable workflow.

Tool modes

Use the composer menu to choose how much freedom Babbily has for the next reply. Some tools appear only when the active model and your plan support them.

Built-in tools

Built-in tools reference

See when to use each built-in tool, example prompts, and what to try when a tool is missing.

Use a tool manually

1

Open the composer menu

Click the tool control beside the message box.
2

Choose Manual

Select Manual so you can pick the tool yourself.
3

Select a tool

Choose the tool you want, such as Web search, Deep research, Finance research, or Image generation.
4

Send your message

Babbily uses the selected tool for the reply when the model supports it.

Skills

Skills are reusable instructions for common workflows. They can help Babbily format work consistently, choose helpful tools, or coordinate with connected apps when you ask. You can manage skills in Settings > Skills:
  • Turn Babbily skills on or off.
  • Search verified skills.
  • Add your own markdown skill.
  • Trigger a skill with a slash command in chat.
Built-in skills can include workflows such as Research Brief, Meeting Prep, Writing Polish, Data Analysis, and Code Review. The skill catalog can change over time, so use Settings > Skills as the source of truth for what is available in your account. Markdown skills support a name, description, slug, and markdown instructions. Keep markdown skills focused and avoid adding secrets or credentials.
A skill can guide Babbily, but connected-app actions still follow connector permission rules. If an action requires approval, Babbily asks before running it.

Visual replies in chat

Ask Babbily for maps, charts, stat cards, weather, QR codes, citations, and media.

Task recipes

Start from common workflows and adjust the prompt for your work.

Finance

Use market overviews, company pages, watchlists, earnings, prediction markets, and Finance research.