@frxiaobei: One of the biggest misconceptions when using Codex or Claude to create Skills: You churn out a bunch of skills with a l…
Summary
This piece points out that many users mistakenly believe skills created with Codex or Claude function independently, but they often rely on local memory, as evidenced by failure on different machines.
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