Nufar Gaspar

You know, most of us have built many custom GPTs or gems over the last few years.

The problem with them is that they were locked inside the ChatGPT or the Gemini Enterprise forever.

Skills basically solved it.

They are folders that you can just take with you between tools.

They are human readables, so there is no proprietary format, and anyone in your team can open a skill file, read it, understand it, edit it, and you don't need any engineering degree, and you can just take it between tools.

Why are we saying that skills is not only the present, but also the future of AI and agent tools?

Because we're already seeing that all major companies are supporting skills.

Currently, we counted about 44 tools and counting every day, yet another tool introduces that they support tools.

Recently, Notion said so.

And many other tools already announced that.

We, of course, include in the tools that support skills, the Open Cloud, the Cloud, the Cursor, Windsurf, GitHub, and many, many other tools.

They are all supporting that, but not just coding tools.

And then we have people that have been basically using and building skills effectively for a while.

And they will tell you that this is probably the complete game changer to how AI and agents work for you.

And also it's quite addictive.

Like once you start realizing the power of skills, odds are that you will create more and more and more.

And I do want to flag out one thing very explicitly here is that third-party skills, one that you acquired from somewhere in the internet, whether it's in OpenClaw marketplace or other places, they are code.

And as such, they can run with a lot of your agent permissions.

And if you download that, it can execute scripts and sometimes it can be a malicious script.

So be very, very careful whenever you're getting a skill that you have not