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From Full Walkthrough: Writing & Using Skills — Nick Nisi and Zack Proser · ≈1:45
Names the underlying cost that skills exist to solve — manually re-establishing conventions across terminals, repos and weeks eats real engineering time.
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- Names the underlying cost that skills exist to solve — manually re-establishing conventions across terminals, repos and weeks eats real engineering time.
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pretty easy to get started. >> For sure. All right. So as you know, when you're working with these with these systems, every single conversation that you have starts completely from zero. You're always just like passing in new information to it. you've got to reiterate how you do things and Claude never Claude for example never remembers that it ever talked to you. It just continues on a conversation and so we have to provide that information fresh each time. Yep. >> Um so for example let's say you have a skill or let's say that you're talking to just in disparate terminal tabs. You're looking at different code bases over the course of a week. Every single time you start talking to it you need to reload all of that context first and say this is what I care about. This is how we do things here. This is what we're particularly concerned with, right? It ends up eating a ton of time and slowing you down. >> Yep. And of course there's things like agent.md or Claude.md that you can put
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