Now that you’re set up, let’s get Gloria doing real work. This page walks you through two quick wins. With Canary, you’ll point Gloria at a repository and have it map out the services that repo depends on — then keep an eye on them for you. With the Skill Library, you’ll find a ready-made agent skill your team can share and install it in seconds. Either one is a great first taste of what Gloria can do, so pick whichever sounds more useful and dive in.
Option A: Run Canary
Reach for Canary when you want Gloria to understand a repository’s dependencies and keep watch over them. Point it at a repo and it’ll figure out which services that code relies on, document how they fit together, and then start monitoring them — so you’re the first to know when something goes wrong.
Try it out by asking Gloria:
You: “Check this repository with
documenting-service-dependenciesand set up monitoring for the services it uses.”Gloria: “I found the repository’s external SaaS services and internal systems, documented how they connect to the application, and set up monitoring so downtime, elevated error rate, or higher-than-normal cost will show up quickly.”
Want to go deeper? Head over to Canary.
Option B: Use the Skill Library
The Skill Library is your team’s shared catalog of reusable agent skills — one place to find skills you trust, share them across your agents, and get the same reliable behavior everywhere. When someone needs a skill that already exists, there’s no need to rebuild it: just grab it and go.
Give it a try by asking Gloria:
You: “Find the reusable skill for this team and install it.”
Gloria: “I found the matching skill in the Skill Library, opened it, and installed it so it can be used again by the team.”
And that’s the beauty of it — install a skill once and your whole team can reach for it whenever they need it.
Want to learn more? Head over to Skill Library.