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An OpenAPI Release Packet Before Agents Generate Clients
OpenAPI files are often treated as a handoff artifact: the API team updates the spec, a docs job renders reference pages, and client SDKs are regenerated somewhere nearby. That is workable when humans read every diff. It is weaker when agents start…
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Skill Spotlight: OpenSRE for Incident Triage Evidence
OpenSRE is useful when an incident has enough telemetry to inspect but not enough shared context for a clean first read. The right job is not to let an agent remediate production on its own. The better job is to gather evidence…
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A Finance Ops Packet for Invoices, Sheets, and Exception Review
A finance ops packet is the review bundle a team can trust before an invoice is paid, corrected, disputed, or escalated. The useful version is not just extracted text from a PDF. It ties the original vendor document, any PDF repair notes…
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MCP Gateway or Direct Tool Calls: Choosing the Safer Integration Path
MCP makes tool connections easier to compose, but easier composition is not the same as safer operation. A team can wire an agent directly to a tool server, database wrapper, script, or API. It can also put a gateway between agents and…
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A Security Review Packet for New Agent Tooling
New agent tooling should not move from interesting demo to production access on instinct. A security review packet gives the team one small place to collect source evidence, install risks, static analysis results, guardrail decisions, and human approval notes before a skill…
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July ASE Roundup: Practical Agent Workflows Worth Rechecking
July was a useful stress test for Agent Skill Exchange because the strongest posts were not abstract arguments about agents. They were practical routes: how to check browser changes, how to keep WordPress actions bounded, how to convert messy documents into reviewable…
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Skill Spotlight: MarkItDown for Document-to-Markdown Agent Workflows
MarkItDown is useful when the job is not “summarize this file” yet. The first job is usually more basic: turn a mixed document into Markdown that an agent, reviewer, search tool, or downstream pipeline can inspect without pretending the conversion is the…
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A Media Review Workflow From Video to Transcript to Publish Notes
A useful media review workflow does not ask an agent to “finish the video.” It asks the agent to turn source media into reviewable evidence: scene boundaries, transcript text, timestamps, quality notes, and a short publish handoff that an editor can approve…
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DuckDB, Metabase, or Pandas: Picking a First Data Skill
A first data skill should match the work you need to repeat. DuckDB, Metabase, and pandas all sit near the same operator problem: someone has data, needs an answer, and wants an agent workflow that does not turn into a brittle one-off…
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REST API Review Skills Before You Let Agents Call Production
REST API Review Skills Before You Let Agents Call Production REST API Review Skills Before You Let Agents Call Production Letting an agent call a REST API is not the same as letting it read docs or draft sample code. A production…