“And then as you make improvements and updates to the process, just tell the AI to update the skill file and then it will know for the next time.”

Finding Peak with Ryan Hanley · Google Ate Reddit, Fanta Got Booed, and Why Skills Beat More Bots

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create a skill file for each repeatable task, save it to GitHub, and tell the AI to update the skill file whenever the process improves

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“And I'll have a GitHub, you know, I'll have the GitHub repository. And inside of that, I will have the AI create skills for the repeatable tasks.”
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