Helm isn't just an agent, it’s the underlying infrastructure that acts as a harn
By Brett Bohannon · May 29, 2026 · Curated by George's Blog
Helm isn't just an agent, it’s the underlying infrastructure that acts as a harness for every conversation.
One of those layers in the harness is a skills for each agent. These skills help define that the behavior of the agent.
I realized that skills are pretty easy to create, it's a simple markdown file with how everything should work.
I packaged up 5 skills and im offering them to you, below is what the pack includes:
➔ Sales Drop Diagnostic
➔ Ad Waste Audit
➔ Catalog Foundation Scan
➔ Listing Conversion Diagnosis
➔ Competitive Keyword Gap Snapshot
➔ Guardrails, operating instructions, recommendation template, and feedback log
How these will help you:
- They give you plug-and-play workflows you can drop into ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, or your own AI workspace.
- They give your agent a clear job, evidence checklist, guardrails, and output format, so you get reviewable recommendations instead of generic AI advice.
- They are the foundation for building Amazon operator agents around sales drops, ad waste, catalog issues, listing conversion, and competitive keyword gaps.
- They help you turn messy exports, notes, and tool data into repeatable decisions your team can actually review, edit, and improve over time.
How to use them:
Download the free skills pack and start with the README.md. Fill out the operator guardrails first so the agent understands your brand goals, thresholds, priorities, and no-go actions.
Then paste the agent operating instructions into your AI workspace, choose one skill, provide the required data, and ask the agent to return its answer using the recommendation template. After each run, log what you accepted, edited, rejected, or escalated so the workflow gets sharper over time.
Comment " helm " and Ill send you the package