Agent-Skills.market

(agent-skills.market)

15 points | by agentsmithvl 1 hour ago

5 comments

  • LanceJones 1 hour ago
    What is the evidence that skills files are an effective way to achieve your goals with the latest frontier lab LLMs?
    • esperent 53 minutes ago
      If the skill is a process then very effective. Do x, then y, then z, then if w do... Whatever.

      Or things like style guides, or instructions I find myself typing over and over.

      Look at something basic like reading a file that the LLM can't read natively, a PDF or whatever. There's hundred of ways to extract the data but rather than let the agent choose randomly each time I can set up a read PDF skill and specify my preferred way to do it.

    • Maxion 52 minutes ago
      You can have LLMs do something via a prompt, then you can try making a skill for it and see how the behavior changes.

      IMO still very very useful for repetitive tasks that you want done a certain way.

    • nxpnsv 46 minutes ago
      Your mileage may vary. So you should experiment.
    • pacifika 54 minutes ago
      LLM harnesses haven’t retired the feature
  • memjay 1 hour ago
    If I got a dollar for every time I saw an agent skill market on hacker news…
    • esperent 53 minutes ago
      Three or four dollars maybe? Skills.sh is probably the main one, run by vercel. I'm happy if there's a good independent one, rather than curated by a big company. No comment on whether this one is good though.
  • __alexs 44 minutes ago
    The main value of skills has always been to advertise ideas for stuff to do with LLMs more than anything else imo.
  • sejje 1 hour ago
    which model designed this?