Pick the Kajabi skills you need
Each skill teaches Claude the reliable way to build one thing in Kajabi through the MCP connector. Buy only the pieces you want.
You connected the MCP. Here is what a skill adds.
The connector gives Claude the tools to build in Kajabi. A skill gives it the exact, reliable method, so it stops working each build out from scratch.
Claude figures it out live
It searches for tools, makes test calls, reads settings back, and checks in before each step. More steps, more waiting, more chances to stall.
Claude goes straight to the build
It already knows the exact sequence, so it moves straight to a finished draft. Fewer steps, faster, far less chance of stalling.
Builds finish in fewer steps, so you wait less.
Lighter on usage and far less likely to stall.
You review and publish everything yourself.
Choose your skills
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Landing Pages
Build conversion-ready Encore landing pages by describing what you want.
Forms & Opt-ins
Capture names, emails, and custom fields, ready to place on a page.
Email Broadcasts
Draft and build one-off announcement emails as drafts you send yourself.
Email Sequences
Build multi-email nurture and launch sequences, one step at a time.
Offers & Checkout
Create offers and checkout pages as drafts. No payments are ever touched.
Newsletter
Draft and format newsletter posts in your voice, ready to publish.
What each skill does
Open any skill to see what it does, when to use it, and what you gain.
Landing Pages
What it does. Builds a complete Encore landing page on your Kajabi site from a plain description, with the hero, sections, copy, and styling included.
When to use it. Opt-ins, sales pages, event or waitlist pages, any standalone page you want live quickly.
What you gain. A finished draft in one pass instead of building section by section, and it stays fully editable in the Kajabi builder.
Forms & Opt-ins
What it does. Creates a form that captures names, emails, and any custom fields you need, ready to place on a page.
When to use it. Lead capture, waitlist signups, applications, anywhere you collect contact details.
What you gain. The right fields set up correctly the first time, with no duplicates, ready to drop into a landing page.
Email Broadcasts
What it does. Drafts and builds a one-off email, the subject, preview text, and body, as a draft in Kajabi.
When to use it. Announcements, launch emails, a single send to your list or a segment.
What you gain. A clean, sendable draft written in one step. You review and send it yourself, nothing goes out automatically.
Email Sequences
What it does. Builds a multi-email sequence, each email and its drip timing, as a connected series.
When to use it. Welcome series, nurture, or a launch runway that goes out over several days.
What you gain. The whole sequence laid out at once instead of building each email separately, with the timing set.
Offers & Checkout
What it does. Creates an offer with its pricing and a checkout page, as a draft.
When to use it. Selling a product, a payment plan, a subscription, or a free offer.
What you gain. Pricing set exactly as you confirm it, and a styled checkout page. No payments are ever touched, and you publish when ready.
Newsletter
What it does. Drafts and formats a newsletter post in your voice, ready to publish.
When to use it. A regular update to your audience, written and laid out for you.
What you gain. A formatted draft you can review and publish, instead of starting from a blank page.
About Sabrina Teekah
Sabrina T. is a Fractional AI Integration Strategist and the founder of AI Fluency, operating under OP-X Consulting Services, Inc. She designs custom AI solutions for small businesses, working alongside each client to rework old strategies and find smarter ways through. This is systems architecture, not prompting. She starts from how the work is actually done today, then designs the system to fit it.
Good design does more than add AI. It usually removes cost. By building the right system, she replaces subscriptions and tools a business has paid for over the years and no longer needs. And because these systems handle real business data, she builds in governance and data privacy from the start, not as an afterthought.
Teaching is the part she loves most, and it sits at the center of how she works. She teaches AI business courses at Brookdale Community College and leads private workshops, with one aim throughout, to demystify AI and hand people knowledge they can use right away. There is no hard sell. That is not how she works.
She brings 17 years of enterprise software experience and more than 9,200 hours of applied AI study to all of it. These Kajabi skills come from that same instinct to share, packaging a reliable method so you can use it directly.
Human-Led. AI-Powered. Where Strategy Meets Intelligence.
Selected work
AI is not a tool you bolt onto the old process. It is a new way of working. So a testimonial does not tell you much. Here is what the work actually changed, system by system.
A monthly report that builds itself the same way every time
Seven source files go in, and a polished twenty-one-page branded report comes out, identical in format to last month, with nothing rebuilt by hand.
The old way
Every month the report was regenerated from scratch. The layout came out differently each time, the logo kept getting cut off, and someone had to reformat it by hand to match the prior month.
What was built
- A locked report engine that separates the monthly data from the brand and layout, so only the numbers change month to month.
- It reads seven monthly source files across three business entities and assembles the full report: cover, contents, executive summaries, KPI dashboards, profit and loss, budget versus actuals, and balance sheets, with an added quarterly summary at quarter end.
- Built page by page against a validated reference, so the format holds instead of drifting.
The shift: monthly reporting went from a from-scratch rebuild every time to one trusted system that produces the same clean report on demand.
A check that catches errors before they reach leadership
Before a report is ever built, the system cross-checks the numbers against each other and stops if something does not line up.
The old way
A data-entry error in the source figures could flow straight into a finished report, with nothing in between to catch it.
What was built
- An automatic cross-check that compares every budget-versus-actual figure against the matching profit-and-loss line before anything is built.
- Any discrepancy over a set threshold halts the build until a person confirms it.
- It runs as a gate, so no report is produced on numbers that have not passed the check.
The shift: in practice it caught a six-figure data-entry error before it ever reached the leadership report.
One client's system, generalized for the whole firm
Once the reporting system worked for one client, it became a template the firm can stand up for the next client without starting over.
The old way
The reporting setup was built for a single client, so doing the same for another meant rebuilding it from the ground up.
What was built
- A generalized version of the system, with client-specific details replaced by fill-in fields: branding, report structure, single or multi-entity handling, the monthly order of operations, and the standard disclaimers.
- Standing up a new client becomes filling in the fields and adding their branding, instead of rebuilding.
The shift: a one-client build became a repeatable asset the firm owns and can reuse.
Builder payments matched automatically, instead of by hand
A weekly run reconciles incoming builder payments against the right invoices and surfaces only the few that need a human, each with the exact fix attached.
The old way
A staff accountant matched each payment to its invoice by hand, copying addresses from one system and searching for the match in another. A single mismatch could hold up an entire bank deposit while someone investigated.
What was built
- A weekly run takes the payment export and the invoice report and produces three files: matched, unmatched, and a color-coded exception list.
- It matches in stages, exact street number, then a fuzzy street-name match, then lot number, and reads the different memo formats on its own.
- The exception file does not just flag a problem, it names the exact entry to add to resolve it.
- Packaged as a tool staff can run without understanding the logic underneath.
The shift: line-by-line lookups disappear for everything that matches, and the rare exception arrives pre-diagnosed instead of stalling a deposit.
Closing a silent revenue leak no one could see
When a location was missing from an outside vendor's mapping file, every invoice for it silently vanished from the output, and the gap grew week after week until someone happened to catch it.
The old way
Critical mapping between systems lived in an outside vendor's spreadsheet. A missing entry produced no error and no alert, just quietly dropped revenue that compounded every cycle.
What was built
- A single in-house reference layer the automations check, pulling fee schedules, mappings, and customer matching across four systems into one place.
- The mapping that used to depend on the outside vendor is now owned in-house.
- It refreshes when the business actually changes, a new location or a rate change, not on an arbitrary schedule.
The shift: a failure mode that used to leak revenue invisibly is now owned, visible, and caught.
Every report is built with confidentiality controls, a validation gate before each build, and clear accounting disclaimers, and all data moves by manual upload with no live connection to the books.
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Questions
Can I buy just one skill?
Yes. Each skill is sold on its own, so you can take only the pieces you need and add more later.
Do I need the Kajabi MCP connected?
Yes. The skills work through the Kajabi MCP connector. Once it is connected, the skill handles the reliable build steps for you.
Does anything publish or charge automatically?
No. Everything is created as a draft, and offers never touch payments. You review and publish in Kajabi yourself.