Beth Lyons

Honestly, a skill is still a markdown file.

It's the same damn thing I was doing with custom GPTs two years ago.

I was just saying that to a co-worker this morning.

I was like, a skill is not a magical piece of anything.

But social media will have you believe a skill somehow is some new magical AI solution.

And it's not.

It's what we think quad code does with the skills.

It's how we think the terminal works with those skills.

But I can take the same skill and give it to Codex.

I can take the same skill and give it to anti-gravity.

And by the way, a little weave into a different news story.

Did you know that Codex now has a plugin for cloud code?

And if that doesn't tell you exactly what you need to know, which is we were literally, I think literally yesterday, Andy, we were talking about this on the show, you and I, not that specifically, but about multi-agents, right?

And how checks and balances.

And basically from Codex's standpoint, there's no reason not to do that.

I'm working in Cloud Code and I go, hey, Codex, check the code for me based on that system.

And

There's a plug into Codex and it says, yeah, I'll run that for you through the MCP or whatever.

I also saw another news story that had more to do with OpenClaw, but the same kind of thing.

So I think we're going to, I know it's like, oh, this system, that system.