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Add skills, connectors, and files from the composer

The + button at the left edge of the message composer opens a two-pane panel that lets you add skills, toggle MCP connectors, and upload files, all without leaving the current conversation.

Click the + button in the composer. The panel opens inline below (or above, if the composer is near the bottom of the viewport).

The left column has three sections:

SectionWhat it does
UploadAttach a file to the current message.
SkillsAdd or toggle skills active on this chat.
ConnectorsEnable or disable installed MCP servers.

Hovering over Skills or Connectors opens the corresponding flyout on the right.

  1. Click or hover Skills in the left column.
  2. The Skills flyout opens on the right. The “On this chat” section shows skills already active in the conversation. Built-in auto-skills show a builtin tag; skills you have added manually show an added tag. Each has a toggle you can flip off without removing the skill from the list.
  3. To add a skill from your library, type in the search box. Results appear as you type.
  4. If your message draft is already filled in, suggested skills appear below the “On this chat” list automatically. These are ranked against your draft.
  5. Click Add on any result to attach it to the conversation.
  6. To manage all skills in one place, click Manage all skills at the bottom of the flyout. This navigates to Settings > Skills.
  1. Click or hover Connectors in the left column.
  2. The Connectors flyout shows every installed MCP server.
  3. Use the toggle next to each server to enable or disable it.
  1. To add a new connector from the MCP Library, click Add a connector at the bottom of the flyout. This opens the library browser.
  2. To manage all connectors, click Manage connectors. This also opens the library browser.

For full connector setup instructions see Install and Configure MCP Servers.

  1. Click the + button to open the menu.
  2. In the left column, click the upload option (the Upload row with the arrow-up icon). On the desktop app this opens a system file picker. On WebUI there may be additional options.
  3. Select a file. The file attaches to the current message draft.
  4. Send the message normally.

The upload item closes the menu immediately after you pick a file.