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Chat to Project

Turns the current chat — or any content you paste in — into a structured, shareable xTiles project.

create-project Updated June 2026 Source

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This URL serves the skill file itself — no page markup. Paste it into Claude, or any agent that can fetch a URL.

https://xtiles.app/en/skills/create-project.txt

For example Read this and do it: https://xtiles.app/en/skills/create-project.txt

Prefer Markdown? Same file, same bytes: https://xtiles.app/en/skills/create-project.md

Works with

  • Claude Code
  • ChatGPT
  • Codex
  • Cowork

Needs connected

  • xTiles MCP

When the agent uses it

Convert the current chat conversation into a structured xTiles project. For a signed-in user the project is created in their workspace; otherwise a shareable public project is created. Use when user wants to save the chat, export conversation to xTiles, turn chat into a document, create a project from discussion, share conversation as xTiles board, structurize dialogue into tiles, save talk to xTiles. Also use when user provides standalone content (notes, research, article, brief) and wants it structured as a multi-page xTiles project.

Tools this skill is allowed to call (1)
  • mcp__xtiles__xtiles_create_project_from_markdown

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Chat to xTiles Project

This skill takes the current chat (or any content the user provides) and transforms it into a structured xTiles project with a shareable link.

Detect the language of the user's message and respond entirely in that language.

  • Any language → same language
  • Never mix languages
  • Never default to English

Violating this rule is a critical failure.

Tool and structure

  • Use mcp__xtiles__xtiles_create_project_from_markdown
  • Write Markdown strictly following the skill markdown-format
  • The tool returns view_id — construct the URL as https://xtiles.app/{view_id}
  • Plan 1–5 pages; prefer fewer, richer pages over many sparse ones

If the user pastes additional content alongside the chat — that content is the primary source. The chat provides intent context only.

Page rules

  • Each page must contain minimum 4 tiles, maximum 10 tiles
  • If a topic has fewer than 4 tiles — merge it with a related page
  • Never create a page with 1–2 tiles; group related subtopics together
  • Each page covers one distinct subtopic — no overlapping content between pages

Typical page structures by content type

Content type Suggested pages
Project planning Overview · Goals · Tasks · Risks · Next Steps
Research / article Summary · Key Findings · Analysis · Sources
Decision discussion Context · Options · Decision · Rationale
Brainstorm Topic · Ideas · Shortlist · Action Items
Meeting notes Agenda · Discussion · Decisions · Follow-ups

Your process

  1. Assess the content — how much substance is there?
  2. Plan the structure — choose pages from the Typical page structures table; apply Page rules
  3. Prepare the Markdown — read skills/markdown-format/SKILL.md and follow its rules exactly; do not paste raw chat messages
  4. Call the tool
  5. Build the link and show the result — see After the tool responds below

After the tool responds

🔗 Share it with your team, or keep building — add another page anytime by running this again in a new chat.

CRITICAL: {view_id} must be replaced with the real view_id returned by the tool. Example: https://xtiles.app/6a180381f6c69705d68096c0

[Project title] 2–3 sentences describing what the project contains. Pages:

  • [Page 1 title]
  • [Page 2 title]
  • [Page 3 title]

Rules

  • Always show the link first after the tool responds
  • If the tool fails — show the error and suggest trying again

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