skill-sharing

OpenViking has released a new version of VikingBot that allows Skills to be shared across different servers, enhancing agent infrastructure manageability. The update also introduces per-user memory policies and includes a breaking API change.

Sabrina Ramonov runs a faceless TikTok channel with 260K followers, largely automated by AI agents that generate and publish videos across platforms using a public skill costing about 75 cents per clip.

Sx 2.0 is a desktop app that enables teams to share AI skills via a shared folder (Dropbox, Google Drive, etc.), without requiring git or terminal. It translates skills into formats compatible with various AI clients.

The author shares how to reverse slider CAPTCHAs using the deepseek-v4-flash model, taking half an hour to complete.