@svpino: Skills are the most important development in AI over the last 6 months. I think it was Anthropic the one that invented …

Skills are the most important development in AI over the last 6 months.

I think it was Anthropic the one that invented them. Now, every single tool out there is adding support for skills.

They should.

Bolt is the latest to support them.

$100,000/mo in compute credits to startups and institutions that apply and join the Apodex Frontier Program.

I’m posting the link below.

Beyond the compute credits, you get access to the Apodex Deep Discover solver, powered by one of the most interesting models I’ve seen in a while.

A quick summary of the Apodex 1.0-H model:

1. The model works like an agent team, not a single model looping over the same context. An orchestrator decomposes a task and spawns specialized subagents on demand. Each subagent works asynchronously with its own context and tools. This behavior was trained into the model.

2. The model can improve its own reasoning through a generate → verify → revise process. It generates an answer, an internal grader evaluates it, and finally, it revises it based on that feedback over multiple rounds. The grader never sees the answer key, so the process does not rely on memorization.

3. Verification is handled by independent agents, not the same model checking itself. It uses a dedicated verification team, including a conflict reviewer, a fact checker, and a draft reviewer, to audit the output before delivery. It backs every output claim with an explicit evidence chain.

To give you an idea of how powerful Apodex-1.0-H is, it can coordinate up to 150 subagents executing over 15,000+ steps within a single task.

If you are a research institution, academic lab, or research startup, consider applying.