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Having agents create their own skills works well if you also give it a layer of verifiability. Eg. Ask the agent to write a skill then get it to prompt a subag
by cush 4mo ago
Having agents create their own skills works well if you also give it a layer of verifiability.
Eg. Ask the agent to write a skill then get it to prompt a subagent to use the skill, then iterate until it verifies the task was completed correctly
- ben30 4mo agoYes, I wrote a forge skill to do this via a/b testing and third agent to judge the result. https://github.com/bjcoombs/ai-native-toolkit/blob/main/skills/skill-forge/SKILL.md https://github.com/bjcoombs/ai-native-toolkit/blob/main/skil... It hardens a skill through judge-panel refinement rounds, it’s a quality gate that runs after authoring, not an authoring tool.
- MisterBiggs 4mo agoThis is a pretty neat, I suspect that eventually every skill will have some sort of validation/verification loop like this