@leeoxiang: I realized that writing skills also requires considering compatibility. For example, implementing a capability like AskUserQuestion requires writing adapters for Claude Code and Codex separately. Isn't this just like the old days of frontend development when we had to adapt for IE6?
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The author points out that when writing AI agent skills, one must consider compatibility across different platforms (such as Claude Code and Codex), similar to how frontend development needed to adapt for different browsers in the past.
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