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Skills are a paramount puzzle piece to my agent usage. The rub? They are too easily fragmented: You could be using different agents. Claude, annoyingly, looks at its own spot for skills. Everything else uses an open standard, ~/.agents/skills. Then, there’s different machines you could be running. Symlinking is great, but run npx skills update on your MacBook at home and then your MacBook on the go is now stale. Each harness seems to want to funnel you into different paths for installing skills. Is there an open standard to solve? Surely, if there is, it would have to be cloud based. For example, at Superwall, we simply have GitHub repo for proprietary, shared skills. So, I’ve adopted that same pattern for two things: The skills I’ve personally made, and just as important… Skills I’ve installed via Vercel’s skills.sh. The whole process hinges on three skills: push-my-skills, pull-my-skills, and sync-npx-skills. So, uhhh, naturally - I made a Windows XP recreation to show you how the…

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