ProductDyno Skills Pack
ProductDyno Skills Pack: what it is and how to use it
What you've got
Think of it as an instruction manual written for an AI assistant rather than for a person.
On its own it does nothing. You hand it to an AI assistant (Claude or ChatGPT), and from that point the assistant knows how to work inside your ProductDyno account properly. It knows the right order to do things, the rules to follow, and the mistakes to avoid.
So instead of you clicking through screens, you describe what you want and the assistant does the work.
For example, you could say: "Build me a 6-module course on beekeeping for beginners, with quizzes and a certificate." The assistant asks you a few questions, researches the topic, shows you a plan, waits for your OK, then builds it in ProductDyno.
Important: nothing gets installed inside ProductDyno
This is the part that trips people up. You are not adding a plugin or an app to ProductDyno. Your ProductDyno account itself doesn't change at all.
The pack gets installed into your AI assistant. The assistant then connects to your ProductDyno account using your API key, which is a long password-style code that gives it permission to act on your behalf.
What you need first
- A ProductDyno account
- A ProductDyno API key (see below)
- An AI assistant account: Claude or ChatGPT
- For AI product creation only: an OpenAI account connected inside ProductDyno
Creating your API key
In ProductDyno on desktop, click your icon in the top right and select Account. Scroll down to the API Keys section and click Add API Key.
Copy the key somewhere safe. Treat it like a password and don't share it publicly.
How to install the pack
The pack uses the Agent Skills format. That's an open standard, which is why the same files work in both assistants.
Unzip the download first. You'll get a folder called productdyno-skill.
Claude: Settings, then Capabilities, then Skills. Choose Upload and select the zip file.
ChatGPT: Go to Skills, then Create, then Upload from your computer. Skills are fully available on Business and Enterprise plans, and in beta on personal plans.
Then just start a normal conversation and say what you want to do. The assistant spots when the pack is relevant and loads it automatically. You can also ask for it by name. It will ask for your API key the first time.
One honest heads-up
The pack includes a small script that handles long jobs, like waiting for an AI-generated course to finish building. Scripts and outside connections work most reliably in the desktop apps rather than in a browser tab. If something seems to stall, try the desktop version.
Is it safe?
Yes. The pack is deliberately built to ask before it acts. It shows you a plan first and waits for your approval. Anything that deletes content or touches payments needs a separate, explicit yes from you.