Carl Yeh

So that's what I was wondering in cowork, could we do something like that?

Because it would be nice to go into your plugins and,

and like whatever skill you have set out that you can make it learn.

Because right now he's here, right?

You have to essentially rebuild that skill to add any more instructions or anything like that.

But with the retrospective, you just hit the slash command and it automatically... Now, I guess you could, because what you could do is you could build the slash command

in cloud code with all your skills, package it into a plugin and put it into cowork and kind of do it that way.

I haven't fully done it that way, but that's another option.

I think it is.

It's just...

If you have a plugin installed into cowork, I don't know if you have a slash command, will it update the skills inside cowork?

That was my, that would be the question, right?

You put it.

So instead of you... It just kind of defeats the... It's just a different way to deploy the... Like, I guess...

instead of having a plugin, you'd have the files directly in the folder, just like how I'm having it here.

So yeah, you could definitely do it that way.

It kind of defeats the purpose of a plugin if you have the files in the folder or you have to make sure the files are in the folder for it to learn and to pull from.

It would be nice if it can just update the skill itself without having them into the folder.

But anyway, I'm sure it'll, yeah.

I think we all know that that probably will not be required.