LM Studio Bionicのスキルの使い方・作り方・追加する方法

"Bionic now supports using, installing, and creating agent skills."／"Skills are a way to capture specific knowledge, a capability, or a repeatable task in a sort of shortcut—using an industry standard called Agent Skills (SKILL.md files)."／"The Bionic agent can use skills in the standard format: install skills from the web, create skills from a conversation, and use skills you already have in other apps like Codex and Claude."（冒頭）— LM Studio 公式ブログより

"You can use local models or switch to open-source models in the cloud for heavier tasks, all while staying in control of your privacy and AI spend."（冒頭）／"Download the latest local LLMs directly within the Bionic app, then use them for simple chats or advanced agentic tasks. Local models in Bionic are powered by the LM Studio runtime."（Natively Local 節）／"When using cloud models, your requests are processed transiently and are not retained after the request completes."（Cloud inference with Zero Data Retention by default 節）／"Bionic works with powerful open models like GLM 5.2 and Kimi K2.7 Code, so you can build more while keeping costs under control."（Bionic for Coding 節）／"Bionic is a new, separate app from LM Studio. For advanced low-level configuration, you can continue to use LM Studio alongside Bionic."（Getting started 節）— LM Studio 公式ブログより

"The simplest way to use a skill is to type the @ character, which brings up the file or skill reference palette. When you reference skills in the chat, Bionic will inspect the skill file and decide how to act."（Use Skills 節）／"Once the skill is created, you will be able to invoke it with the @ syntax. Depending on the model you use, Bionic might be able to automatically use a skill without you even asking."（Create Skills 節）— LM Studio 公式ブログより

"Use @ when you know which skill you want Bionic to apply."（Tips 節）— LM Studio 公式ドキュメントより

"Bionic can create skills for you—just ask! Consider a couple of patterns: one is creating a skill based on a task you just completed. Another is workshopping and creating a skill together with Bionic for something new."／"This is a great use case for skills: ask Bionic something like, “Create a skill based on what we just did.” Bionic will ask clarifying questions and then create the skill for you."（Create Skills 節）— LM Studio 公式ブログより

"Bionic may ask clarifying questions, then draft the skill so you can reuse it in future sessions."（Create a skill 節）／"Skills are best for workflows that have repeatable steps, a consistent output format, or specialized instructions."（Good skill use cases 節）／"Include examples, required outputs, and constraints when creating a skill."（Tips 節）— LM Studio 公式ドキュメントより

"Similar to creating skills, the best way to install skills is by asking Bionic to do it for you. Give the agent a URL and ask it to install the skill, or invoke @Install Skill ."／"Alternatively, if you have a SKILL.md file ready, you can just drop it in Settings > Skills and make it available to your agent to use."（Install Skills 節）— LM Studio 公式ブログより

"Review newly created or installed skills before relying on them for important work."（Tips 節）— LM Studio 公式ドキュメントより

"Every sandbox sharing that store sits inside one trust boundary, so a skill modified inside one becomes an input to the next that loads it. The store is sandbox state though, and a modified skill does not by itself execute on your host, so the risk runs sandbox to sandbox rather than sandbox to host."（The second is the shared agent skills store 段落）— Docker 公式ブログより

"We shipped support for using skills you already have in other apps. Head to Settings > Skills > Skills from other apps and manage which skills you want to be visible to Bionic. You can disable certain skills in the ••• menu."（Use skills from other apps 節）— LM Studio 公式ブログより