We talk a lot about working in the new age of AI tooling. This is some of what that actually looks like, in the open.
agent-skills is our curated collection of skills for agentic coding assistants - packaged instructions and scripts that give an agent a repeatable way of working. It is not a demo. It is the toolkit we reach for on real client and product work every day.
The collection has grown into a pipeline rather than a pile of tricks:
discovery sharpens a loose idea into a goal and scope,
plan turns that into a concrete implementation plan, and the
implement and oneshot skills execute it through a
disciplined, git-centric workflow with the human in the loop. There is
also agent-feedback, for when an agent has wandered off and
you need to work out why and steer it back. Our April-into-May releases
reshaped all of it around that plan-then-build spine.
It is free, open source under the MIT licence, and lives on GitHub. Borrow whatever is useful.
Alongside the open source, a few larger things are taking shape behind the scenes: a total rewrite of DragnDrop.me, a microhosting manager we call HostHub that we are already leaning on heavily internally, a client portal, and a small-business server for macOS. They are not ready to show yet, but they are why it has been quiet here. We will write properly about each as it lands.