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Skill Mining: Extracting What Your Codebase Already Knows

Your codebase already encodes how your team builds. Skill mining extracts that latent know-how into reusable agent skills. Here is the loop.

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Code Review Is Not Visual Review

AI coding agents are very good at producing working code quickly. The harder problem is whether that code has the right visual shape. I built gemini-plugin-cc to bring Gemini into the workflow as a design-review companion for Claude Code and agent skills.

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The Missing Quality Toolkit for Agent Skills

skill-versions solved staleness. But staleness was just the first symptom. Every package ecosystem — CPAN, RubyGems, PyPI, npm, Cargo — eventually builds the same quality infrastructure. Agent skills are just the next language. Meet skills-check.

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Your Agent's Knowledge Has a Shelf Life

Your Agent's Knowledge Has a Shelf Life and every day you ignore it, your agents and skills are likely drifting into error land or worse, silent failures. But we have seen this play before and I propose a fix for it. Meet skill-versions.com

The Much Needed Revolution in Machine Learning: Beyond Incremental Improvements

Understanding the Bottlenecks: Python's GIL and the Limitations of Current ML Infrastructure

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Trip Notes: Docker Distributed Systems Summit

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