> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.promptlayer.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Editing with Wrangler AI

> Use PromptLayer's in-dashboard assistant to create, edit, rename, and migrate Skill Collections without learning SKILL.md conventions yourself.

**Wrangler AI** is PromptLayer's in-dashboard assistant. Ask it to **create**, **edit**, **rename**, or **migrate** Skill Collections. Wrangler already follows PromptLayer's skill conventions, so you do not need to memorize `SKILL.md` frontmatter or folder layouts yourself.

## Where to find Wrangler

Open Wrangler from the **floating widget** in the bottom-right corner of the dashboard. Click the widget to expand the chat panel, then work from there when you need more room or want to keep Wrangler open while navigating the app.

## Mention a Skill Collection with `@`

In the Wrangler chat input, type **`@`** and choose a Skill Collection from the list. That attaches the collection as context so Wrangler can make precise edits or migrations against the right project.

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/promptlayer/aKQsKdqK312I4T8x/images/skill-collections/wrangler-mention.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=aKQsKdqK312I4T8x&q=85&s=2c86c0d00669c04acf52136c4ce37dc8" alt="Mention a Skill Collection" width="520" height="900" data-path="images/skill-collections/wrangler-mention.png" />

## Things you can ask Wrangler

* "Create a `support-skills` collection with a triage skill for my team."
* "Add an `escalation` skill that handles urgent tickets."
* "Rename every skill in `@support-skills` to kebab-case."
* "Migrate `@support-skills` from Claude Code to Codex."
* "Move `@support-skills` to OpenClaw and populate the workspace files."

## How migrations work

Wrangler translates the file layout and metadata for your target provider while preserving instructions and examples, then saves the result as a **new version** so nothing is lost.

## Rolling back

If you need to undo a change, open **version history** for the collection, pick an earlier version, and restore it. See [Versioning and review](/features/skill-collections/tuning-skills#versioning-and-review) for the same workflow when editing by hand.
