I made a Skill to help my AI agent understand what's happening around me
Summary
A creator built a custom Skill for their AI agent that surfaces local events, pop-ups, and experiences happening around New York City, helping the agent understand the user's physical environment rather than just internet content. They're sharing it to gather feedback and see if others would find it useful for their own agents.
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