← All IntelClip / AI AgentsDesign skills around user intent, not data model
From Skills as the Interface to Agentic Products · ≈10:44
“So in practice it means that you know instead of having an estimate analysis skill you should have earning preparation skill instead of having a skill for news and analysis analyst rating skill you should have a pre-market briefing skill.”
“you start simply with narrower use cases and as you discover more use cases you start refactoring your skill library”
What’s in it
- Learn why skill libraries should map to user intent, not data structure
- See a concrete refactor: 'estimate analysis' skill becomes 'earnings preparation'
- Get a rule of thumb for starting narrow and refactoring skill sets over time
Clip transcript
Another learning that had was cut by user intent and not by data model. So when I started building the skill library, I had very narrow use cases. So add skill for estimation analysis or add for fundamentals. But I got real use cases and those use cases were not reflecting the data model. Those were really about the real use cases and I had to refactor this multiple times and that is okay, right? you start simply with narrower use cases and as you discover more use cases you start refactoring your skill library. So in practice it means that you know instead of having an estimate analysis skill you should have earning preparation skill instead of having a skill for news and analysis analyst rating skill you should have a pre-market briefing skill.
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