"Claude, build me 50 skills an Account Analyst would find useful, then run them through the agent at maxxxx thinking and ship the top 10 of them"
replyMy money's on that.
It still surprises me how effective the /simplify skill is.
replyI’ve also had some great results with a /reflect skill that asks the agent to look at the work in the broader context of the project. But those are the only two skills I use regularly that aren’t specific to our company, codebase, or tools.
No surprise there. Of course the skill files are not human written.
replyThe AI is an expert in both following and generating prompts.
Why do you think it is an expert in generating prompts? It has no additional insight into how it works internally than anyone else
replyDo you really think a random person off the street knows more about how LLMs work internally than the latest frontier model (that has been trained on that material)?
replyNo, but a random person off the street also isn't making skills for LLMs.
replyI think that LLMs are trained on the millions of vibe written LLM blog posts that are more superstition than fact. There is a lot of snake oil out there that is treated as fact. If someone claims that an LLM is better than humans at something I always want to see the rigorous evaluations that have been done to quantify it, not "but they're trained on everything!"