Writing Skills
jnmetacode/superpowers-zhTest-driven development is a way to build software by writing tests first. The same idea works for writing skills for AI agents. You create a test scenario, watch the agent fail, then write the skill to make it pass.
Skills are reference guides that help AI agents follow the right patterns. This approach ensures your skill teaches the correct behavior. You observe the agent without the skill, then add the skill and check again.
Anyone who builds tools for AI agents will benefit. The method is clear and repeatable. It stops you from guessing what works.
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