@mattpocockuk: Skill routers like /ask-matt are unreasonably useful More teams should build their own! Amazing for training devs to us…
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Matt Pocock tweets about the usefulness of skill routers like /ask-matt, encouraging teams to build their own for training developers. Harry The Wulf comments on how surreal and helpful the skill feels.
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Skill routers like /ask-matt are unreasonably useful
More teams should build their own!
Amazing for training devs to use your company’s skills
Harry 🐺 (@HarryTheWulf): Not sure if this is talked about much, but the /ask-matt skill is surreal!
Feels like he’s genuinely offering guidance
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