#skills

Short shadcn note arguing that frontier models are transient infrastructure, so the durable leverage is in portable skills like /improve that can extract value from whatever model is available next. Feels aligned with owning agent behavior above the model layer instead of binding yourself to one vendor moment.

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A public GitHub repo of exported Hyperagent skills: a small library of reusable agent behaviors packaged as JSON, covering Airtable ops, brand systems, business simulation, claymation content, data viz, and grid/design-system methods. The useful angle is not any single skill but the idea that agent capabilities are becoming portable artifacts you can inspect, remix, and translate across toolchains.

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A public skill that compresses Emil Kowalski-style design engineering into reusable guidance: motion taste, transform discipline, gesture feel, origin-aware transitions, and the small invisible choices that make interfaces feel expensive. Worth bookmarking as a codified version of the polish heuristics you keep circling back to.

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A Claude Code `/teach` skill that converts a past session or file into a Socratic teaching loop with a persistent checklist, one-question-at-a-time mastery checks, and optional student mode. The useful idea is not the pedagogy boilerplate but the insistence on extracting concrete decisions from transcripts and marking concepts off incrementally until understanding is actually verified.

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SkillsMP is a marketplace and directory for agent skills compatible with Claude Code, Codex CLI, ChatGPT, and the SKILL.md format.