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# [Writing an Agent Skill you can trust](https://pratikpanda.hashnode.dev/writing-an-agent-skill-you-can-trust?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Scaffolding, validation, and the difference between valid and good

Aug 27 · 9 min read · pratikpanda.hashnode.dev  
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Senior Consultant @ Microsoft | Cloud x AI Apps

Hi there! 👋 I'm a Senior Consultant at Microsoft, where I architect and build cloud-native distributed systems, including API-first platforms and intelligent applications in Python and .NET, primarily on Azure. Most of it runs on Kubernetes, with DevOps holding it together. More recently my focus has been agentic systems and orchestration, particularly with Microsoft Agent Framework and LangGraph. I write up the things that turned out harder than they looked, and what building them taught me.

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