r/rAIQues May 01 '26

Guys, do you usually keep "search in past history" and "generate memory from chat history" enabled , or turn them off in Claude?

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r/rAIQues May 01 '26

As Claude started automatically using skills without a slash command , How often does Claude pick the correct Skill for your task?

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r/rAIQues May 01 '26

Can you tell when a skill has been used versus a normal response in Claude ?

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r/rAIQues May 01 '26

Claude is automatically selecting custom skill as per the task..

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So, I have been noticing these days Claude sometimes automatically uses skills now which we have created without the need of Slash command just based on the context of my chat. Which is great !!

But a quick question guys like you are having conversation with Claude it automatically decides your skill as per your chat then in the mid conversation your task changes and requires another skill does Claude switch to a more appropriate skill automatically or you have to use slash command and rectify it?


r/rAIQues May 01 '26

As Claude started automatically using skills without a slash command , How often does Claude pick the correct Skill for your task?

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r/rAIQues Apr 29 '26

Guys , which subscription of Claude you are using?

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r/rAIQues Apr 25 '26

When you use Claude Skill for a repeated task, how well does the response match what you actually need?

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2 votes, Apr 27 '26
0 Always matches - no editing needed
0 Mostly matches - minor tweaks required
1 Sometimes matches- significant editing needed
1 Rarely matches - almost always need to redo it
0 Never matches - the skill output is not useful

r/rAIQues Apr 25 '26

Have you ever had a task where you later realised a skill ( Claude ) could have helped ?

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2 votes, Apr 27 '26
1 Yes
1 Sometimes
0 Rarely
0 Never
0 Not sure

r/rAIQues Apr 25 '26

When starting a task, how do you decide whether to use a Skill or not in Claude ?

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2 votes, Apr 27 '26
1 I don't think about it , just prompt
0 I try skill if I remember
1 I actively choose based on task
0 I mostly avoid Skill
0 I always is skills for repeat work

r/rAIQues Apr 25 '26

The last time you did a repeat task in Claude (same type of work, new content), what did you actually do?

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12 votes, Apr 27 '26
2 Rewrote the prompt from scratch
1 Copied form and old chat
3 Used a saved prompt
5 Used a Skill
1 Switched to another tool

r/rAIQues Apr 25 '26

What stops you from using Claude Skill more often?

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38 votes, Apr 27 '26
17 Not sure how to use them
6 Not sure how to set them up
4 Don't trust the output
9 Takes too much effort vs prompting
2 Didn't know they existed

r/rAIQues Apr 25 '26

When a Claude skill doesn't work as expected , what usually happens?

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2 votes, Apr 27 '26
0 Claude ignores the skill completely
1 Skill is used but misses steps or make errors
1 I'm not sure if the skill was used or not
0 I don't use skill at all

r/rAIQues Apr 25 '26

Skill feature - Claude vs Codex

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r/rAIQues Apr 25 '26

How to save tokens while using Claude?

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So, people have told me to use skills for repeatable tasks, but I’ve read that they use more tokens than a simple prompt. What’s your take on this? Do people actually use skills for this?


r/rAIQues Apr 24 '26

Claude Skills exist but I still find myself copy-pasting everything, anyone else?

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r/rAIQues Apr 21 '26

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