For Gemini
Add the free skills to Gemini
When your account has Skills, Gemini can load the same zip packaging Claude uses. Availability and behavior differ by Google account and product.
1. Download a skill
Human-centered language
v1.0.0 · Oct 2026The plain language standard for AI.
Download Human-centered skill for Gemini (.zip)Trauma-informed language
v1.0.0 · Oct 2026For organizations whose readers may have lived through trauma.
Download Trauma-informed skill for Gemini (.zip)Human voice
v1.0.0 · Oct 2026Takes out the habits that make writing sound machine-made.
Download Human voice skill for Gemini (.zip)2. Set it up
Download the skill
Pick a skill above and download the .zip file. Don’t unzip it.
Open Customize, then Skills (when available)
In Gemini, open Customize in the sidebar. If you see a Skills tab, open it. If Skills are not on your account yet, save the zip and check back after Google rolls the feature out to you.
Upload it
When Skills are available, create or upload a skill and choose the .zip you downloaded. Steps and labels may differ slightly from Claude.
Use it in chat
Turn the skill on when you write, or ask for it by name. Gemini may not apply skills the same way Claude does on every plan.
Trauma-informed language includes human-centered language. Human voice can stack on top when Skills are available on your account.
3. Try it
Give it a real request, the kind your team writes every week. For example:
“Draft this week’s volunteer email in a warm, plain tone.”
4. Check it worked
Paste the paragraph below into a new message and ask for a rewrite. If the vocabulary tells are gone (stock openers, lists of three, long dashes), the skill is working.
Without the skill
In today’s fast-paced landscape, it’s not just about communication—it’s about connection. We leverage robust tools to delve into what matters: clarity, impact, and meaningful engagement. Whether you’re drafting an update, sharing a milestone, or inviting people in, remember three things: be clear, be human, and be present.
With the skill
People can tell when a message was written for them. Say what happened, why it matters, and what you’re asking for, without the filler. One clear sentence beats three polished ones.
