@rauchg: http://skills.sh is the new npm and the new github. Over time, you need fewer 'templates' and large piles of code. I ha…
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Guillermo Rauch introduces skills.sh as a new directory for AI agent skills, comparing it to npm and GitHub, emphasizing a shift towards instructions and best practices over templates and large codebases.
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https://t.co/pYz1Gn97jD is the new npm and the new github.
Over time, you need fewer ‘templates’ and large piles of code. I haven’t cloned a repo in a very long time.
You need the instructions and best practices on how to build the best things.
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