GovTribe

Choose a skill

Choose the right GovTribe AI skill or GovCon workflow for a conversation, automation, document review, or capture task.

Skills are the guided workflow menu in GovTribe AI. Choosing one helps GovTribe AI use the right guidance for work such as reviewing a target in depth, qualifying a pursuit, finding market signals, building pricing evidence, using source evidence, marking up documents, creating interactive visuals, or preparing proposal controls.

Use this page when you need to decide which skill to select before sending a prompt. For detailed prompt examples and workflow-specific guidance, open GovCon workflows with GovTribe AI.

How skills work

Open Use a skill from the GovTribe AI composer to search the available skills and choose the one that best matches the work. Some skills also expose focused skill items, such as a specific capture workflow or pricing source.

When you select a skill, GovTribe AI adds it to the next prompt as a preferred helper. It is a strong steering signal, not a rule that blocks GovTribe AI from using other relevant context. For example, a capture workflow can still use pricing data, source files, or record relationships when those are needed to answer the request well.

Skills can also be selected in Automations. Use the same approach there: choose the skill that matches the work the automation should repeat, such as reviewing a pipeline, watching for recompetes, or building recurring pricing context.

The visible skill list can vary by account access. The GovCon workflows below are the high-value workflow skills GovCon users are most likely to choose intentionally.

Which workflow should I choose?

ChooseWhen you needDetailed guide
Deep DiveA thorough, source-backed dossier for one resolved opportunity, award, vendor, agency, vehicle, or related GovTribe record.Deep Dive
Capture WorkflowsA pursue, no-bid, watch, partner, ranking, pipeline, incumbent, competitor, or account-expansion recommendation.Capture Workflows
Market IntelligenceBuyer behavior, market demand, early signals, recompete exposure, certification timing, or budget-backed context.Market Intelligence
Pricing DataWage baselines, labor-rate benchmarks, awarded line-item evidence, or a pricing model.Pricing Data
Proposal WorkflowsProposal controls, compliance workbooks, source registers, submission trackers, or writer-facing outlines from a resolved source package.Proposal Workflows
Visual Analysis and Document ReviewKPI cards, charts, leaderboards, maps, selectable views, or annotatable document previews inside the conversation.Visual Analysis and Document Review

Prompt more clearly

Strong skill prompts usually include:

  • The target record, buyer, market, saved search, pipeline, document, or artifact.
  • The business context GovTribe AI should assume, such as your company fit, customer focus, certification, geography, vehicle access, or teaming posture.
  • The output you want, such as a ranked list, bid/no-bid call, evidence-backed brief, pricing posture, chart, map, workbook, or marked-up document.
  • The decision or next action the answer should support.

Example prompt:

Use Capture Workflows > Conduct Bid / No-Bid Review for this opportunity: [GovTribe opportunity link].

Assume we are an SDVOSB facilities operations contractor with healthcare facility experience and building automation system partners. Recommend pursue, no-bid, watch, or partner, and show the evidence behind the call.

Use skills in automations

Automations can run GovTribe AI with a selected skill. Choose the skill based on the repeatable work you want the automation to perform.

Use Capture Workflows for recurring pipeline reviews, saved-search opportunity triage, or bid/no-bid style monitoring. Use Market Intelligence for recurring recompete, buying-pattern, or early-signal monitoring. Use Pricing Data for recurring pricing context. Use Proposal Workflows when a resolved solicitation needs repeated proposal support. Use Visual Analysis and Document Review when the run should produce KPI cards, trend charts, comparison charts, leaderboards, or document previews that make the results easier to review later.