The nine skills explained
Updated Nov 6, 2026
The AI Skill Pack has nine skills: New Product, Your Edition, Rebrand, Spinoffs, Remix, Covers and mockups, Listings, Sales copy and Launch kit. Ask for one by name, or just say what you want and your AI picks the skill that fits.
Every skill starts the same way: your AI asks once for what it's missing (the reader, where you'll sell, your brand), with a suggested answer for each. It saves your brand as a "My brand" note so later skills don't ask again.
A common order for one product: Your Edition or New Product, then Covers and mockups, then Listings, Sales copy and Launch kit.
1. New Product
Makes a brand-new product of your own from scratch: an ebook, guide, workbook, planner or checklist. It studies the Library's newest products in the same format as the standard to meet, checks what already sells on the topic if your AI can search the web, plans an outline and writes the whole thing, with an exercise in every chapter. You get the PDF and Word file, a title package and ideas for companion pieces.
"Make me a workbook on meal planning for busy parents."
2. Your Edition
Turns a Library product into your own edition, so it doesn't read like the copy other members have. New angle and reader, new title and subtitle, your voice, examples from your reader's world, and at least one new chapter or worksheet. It tells you how much of the wording still matches the original, which matters for Etsy and Amazon KDP.
"Rewrite my library's cold outreach guide for real estate agents."
3. Rebrand
Puts your name, colors and look on a Library product, and removes the old branding. The text stays the same apart from names, links and a closing "About" page. Through the connector it can't place a logo file, so your name is set on the cover in your heading font, and you can add your logo to the Word file.
"Put my brand on the social media planner from my library."
4. Spinoffs
Turns one product into several smaller ones: a checklist, a workbook, a planner, a five-day email course or a free sample to collect emails. It avoids pieces the Library already sells with that product, writes each one in full and suggests how they fit together, from free to paid.
"What else can I make from this ebook? I need a free lead magnet and two small paid products."
5. Remix
Combines several products into one new product, or into a bundle with a "start here" guide. It cuts repetition, rewrites the joins so it reads in one voice, and fills the gaps.
"Make one product out of these three courses on starting a side business."
6. Covers and mockups
Designs your cover and the listing images that show it on a tablet, phone or desk. Your own AI makes the images; Entrepedia runs no image model. See Making covers and mockups with your AI.
"Make a cover for my planner in my colors, and four mockups for Etsy."
7. Listings
Writes every field of your shop listing by each platform's rules: Etsy (title, 13 tags, description), Amazon KDP (title, keywords, description), Gumroad and Payhip, or Shopify and your own site (including SEO title and meta description). It checks each field against its limit.
"Write my Etsy listing for the rental property guide."
8. Sales copy
Writes a sales page or a short product page, plus ad text for Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Pinterest. It uses only proof you really have, and leaves out money promises and fake deadlines.
"Write a short product page and five ads for my budgeting workbook."
9. Launch kit
Writes your launch emails, a welcome sequence if you're starting a list, and a month of social posts in a simple calendar. Most posts teach or tell a story; only some ask for the sale.
"Plan my launch emails and a month of Instagram posts for my new guide."
Good to know
- Check before you sell. The skills tell your AI never to invent figures, reviews or credentials, and to mark anything that needs checking. You still read the result and you decide what goes out.
- Marketplace rules are yours to follow. Etsy and Amazon KDP have their own rules on PLR and AI content, and ask about AI use. The skills remind you; the answer is yours.
- Live market data such as current sales numbers isn't part of the pack. If your AI has web search, the skills use it and say what they checked.