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Upstater
@upstate.pub

Super disagree personally. Been so useful inside my company. Skills for describing various business logics, team dynamics, microservices architectures and deployment setups etc

Ed@ed3d.net

I at this point am like 90% convinced that reusable/shareable skills packages are a bad thing for LLM users. The 10% is that it can show you what's possible; the 90% is that people want to be incurious and just slap something in the only person who can effectively guide your tasks is you

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Upstater
@upstate.pub

Mmk but whats the difference between a private organization and a public one. We are all members of the atproto community , therefore eg atproto skills or oauth skills or any other analogous thing to a company could apply to likeminded groups in the public bsky.app/profile/ed3d...

Ed@ed3d.net

I should clarify that in this formulation your organization should be considered one user. The optimal number of actual humans driving all your agents would be one if not for BC/DR and the limits of human attention. what QP is describing is _them guys_ doing things for _them guys_, which is good