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Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about ClearPoint Nexus skills, bundles, Pro, licensing, and Premium Agents.

Skills

What are AI skills?+

AI skills are production-ready workflow packages that give your AI agent structured instructions for a specific task - like deep research, lead generation, or meeting notes. Each skill includes platform-specific adapters so it works on Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, and Google Antigravity out of the box.

What do I receive after purchase?+

You receive the skill files for the supported platforms listed on the product page, along with setup guidance and sample output or supporting materials where applicable. The product page shows exactly which platforms and assets are included before you buy.

Can I try a skill for free before buying?+

Yes. Meeting Scribe & Participant is free. Enter FREESCRIBE at checkout and the price drops to $0. It’s the full skill, all four platform adapters in the same license, no trial limits and no card tricks. It’s there so you can see how simply it installs and use it to check the quality before you spend anything.

How do I install a skill?+

After purchase, you download a zip containing SKILL.md adapters for each supported platform. For Claude Code, install the included claude-code/<skill-name>.skill package through Claude Skills/Extensions, or use the manual fallback at .claude/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md. For Codex, copy codex/SKILL.md into ~/.codex/skills/. For OpenClaw, copy openclaw/SKILL.md into ~/.openclaw/skills/. For Google Antigravity, create the target skills directory if needed, copy antigravity/SKILL.md into it, and restart or refresh Antigravity if the skill does not appear immediately. Each zip includes a README with detailed instructions.

What platforms are supported?+

Current Nexus Certified skills support Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, and Google Antigravity. Each product page and download README lists the included adapters, and each adapter is shaped for that platform's instruction format and execution model.

Why pay when there are free skills on GitHub?+

Free is a great price — right up until a copy-pasted prompt quietly mangles your output or smuggles in an injection. Every Nexus skill is tested, security-scanned, and shipped with cross-platform adapters, sample output, and setup docs. You are paying for the boring parts — packaging, validation, and a real security review — so you don't find out the hard way.

Isn't this just prompts I could build myself?+

A skill includes prompts, but the product is the full workflow package: role framing, trigger guidance, tool assumptions, constraints, output structure, platform adapters, and a four-layer certification that includes security scanning. You can build your own; Nexus exists for buyers who want that work done, tested, and scanned.

What happens when models change?+

Individual skill and bundle purchases are moment-in-time licenses. Pro subscribers receive ongoing adapter updates and future Skill Drops automatically while their subscription is active.

What does Nexus Certified mean?+

Nexus Certified means a skill has passed every gate in our four-layer audit before it enters the catalog: structure, platform fit, content quality, and security. The first three layers run 96 individual pass/fail checks across all four supported platforms. The fourth is a content-security scan across seven dimensions, from prompt injection to supply-chain provenance. Anything serious doesn't ship. You're getting tested, scanned workflow files, not untested prompt fragments.

What is the difference between a skill and a bundle?+

A skill is a single workflow package. A bundle is a curated set of related skills organized around one workflow, such as Research Core or Security Scanning. Bundle pricing is formula-based and lands at roughly 45% off buying the same skills individually.

What bundle structure do you use?+

The live catalog groups bundles into nine buyer-facing workflow categories: Research & Intelligence, Content & Marketing, Sales & Revenue Operations, People Operations, Finance & Compliance, Business Operations, Product & Design, Software Development, and DevOps & Security. Every skill in the catalog belongs to one bundle, and new bundles ship with future Skill Drops as the catalog grows.

Bundles & Pro

How do I decide between a single skill, a bundle, and Pro?+

Buy a single skill when you know the exact workflow you need. Buy a bundle when several related skills support the same job. Choose Pro when you want the whole catalog, updates, and future Skill Drops without deciding one workflow at a time.

Who should buy a single skill?+

A single skill is best when you have one immediate use case, want the lowest upfront cost, or need to test one workflow before expanding.

Who should buy a bundle?+

Bundles are best for buyers who know the workflow area they care about and want the related skills together at a lower combined price.

Who should buy Pro?+

Pro is for builders who expect to use multiple workflows, want ongoing updates, and prefer full-catalog access over individual purchase decisions.

How does the Pro subscription work?+

Pro is an annual subscription priced at $99/year during the launch window. It includes the full skill catalog, all ongoing updates, and future Skill Drops while active. It renews automatically each year until canceled. Pro covers skills only - Premium Agents are licensed separately.

What happens if I do not renew Pro?+

If you do not renew, you keep a perpetual license to every skill you actually downloaded during your active subscription period. You lose access to new downloads and to updates released after your subscription expires. If you later resubscribe, you come back at the then-current Pro price.

Do bundle buyers get any Pro credit?+

Yes. Any customer who has purchased at least one bundle gets $16.50 off the first year of Pro automatically at checkout. Individual-to-bundle upgrades also receive full dollar-for-dollar credit for owned skills within that bundle.

Is Pro the same as agent access?+

No. Pro covers the skill catalog. Premium Agents are separate products with their own pricing, setup, data handling, and license terms.

Licensing & Teams

Can I share skills with my team?+

Each license is for a single user. Every download is watermarked with the buyer's information for license compliance. If you need broader rollout across a team, Pro is usually the cleanest option because it unlocks the full catalog for the subscribing customer while Premium Agents remain separate licenses.

Are skill pricing tiers the same as agent pricing?+

No. The pricing page covers skill licenses and the Pro skill subscription only (Single, Bundle, Pro). Premium Agents have their own tiered pricing (Starter, Pro, Elite) listed on each agent's detail page. The two product lines are independent.

Do Pro subscribers get anything on the agent side?+

Yes. Active Pro subscribers receive 20% off Premium Agents. That discount is separate from the skill catalog access included in Pro.

Can I get a refund?+

Since skills and agents are digital products delivered immediately after purchase, we don't offer refunds. However, every product is tested and validated before sale. If you encounter a technical issue, contact us and we'll work to resolve it.

What is your refund policy?+

All sales are final. ClearPoint Nexus products are digital assets delivered immediately upon purchase. Skills and Premium Agents are non-refundable once the download link is issued.

Premium Agents

Coming Soon
What is a Premium Agent?+

Premium Agents are coming soon. They are packaged AI workflows that run in your environment, watch the sources you configure, score the work that matters, and prepare review-ready output on a schedule. Unlike static skills that you install once, agents keep history and support ongoing review. You can browse the agent lineup today; purchasing opens at launch.

How are agents different from skills?+

Skills are instruction packages you install into your existing AI agent. Premium Agents are full packages for recurring workflows: they scan sources, keep history, prepare notifications or review queues, and run on a schedule.

How are agents deployed?+

Premium Agents run through ClearPoint Agent Manager. You install the signed desktop app, activate your Nexus License Key, download the entitled payload, configure model and integration keys in the guided setup, then run the agent on a computer you control.

What agent tiers are available?+

Each Premium Agent offers Starter ($499), Pro ($999), and Elite ($1,499) tiers. For Prospect Agent, Starter scans Reddit as a best-effort source and builds a ranked lead review queue; Pro adds Hacker News and Google Alerts with higher limits and custom ideal-customer-profile settings; Elite adds Slack review workflows and copy-only outreach drafts after approval. Reddit API access requires approval, commercial use also requires written permission, and availability is not guaranteed. Every agent page lists the exact tier differences for that product.

How are skills different from Premium Agents?+

Skills are portable workflow files for your existing AI agent. Premium Agents are packaged products for recurring work, with their own source scans, history, schedules, approvals, and customer documentation.