SZStefano Zaghiinai-harness-skills.hashnode.dev·1d ago · 9 min readThin Skills, Thick Context: How I Engineered My Claude Code HarnessAt some point I did something embarrassing: I counted. My Claude Code setup had dozens of skills and plugins installed, and I had never read the description of most of them. I installed them the way m00
SZStefano Zaghiinai-harness-skills.hashnode.dev·1d ago · 8 min readHow I turned my documentation work into 8 open-source Claude skillsIn my day job I write the same kinds of documents over and over. Use cases from requirements documents. Formal reports from meeting transcripts. User manuals from training sessions. English translatio10
KPKrishn Patelinai-pentester.hashnode.dev·4d ago · 6 min readBuilding an AI Pentester Skill That Is Actually UsableThe problem I wanted to solve was not "how do I make an LLM say security-sounding things." The problem was: how do I make a model behave like a disciplined operator during a real web assessment sessio00
NKNiya Kohliinsterlingnext.hashnode.dev·Aug 17 · 11 min readTop AI Skills Project Managers Need in 2026Project management is changing as artificial intelligence becomes part of planning, reporting, risk analysis, and team workflows. Professionals who combine AI knowledge with a PMP credential can bette00
HKHesham Khaledinheshamspace.hashnode.dev·Jun 21 · 12 min readAI Agents - Memory SchemaIntroduction In the past 6 weeks, I've been using Hermes Agent as my main agent for coding, inspection and research. Here's my take after diving into most parts of it. For the first week, I kept testi10
ASAltaf Shaikhinblog.altafshaikh.in·May 16 · 9 min readStop Briefing AI. Let It Interview YouA classic "so close, yet so far" AI experience. Here is the scenario: You spend a long time giving the AI every detail it needs, but it still misses the mark. You end up spending more time fixing its 64MM
PGPranay Gandhiinaigobi.hashnode.dev·May 12 · 7 min readTeaching Your AI Your Style: A beginner’s guide to AI skillsI want to tell you about something that changed how I use AI completely. Not a new model. Not a smarter prompt. Just a quiet little feature that most people scroll right past. It is called a skill. T11G
AKAnup Karanjkarinwowhow.hashnode.dev·May 2 · 5 min readThe Death of Traditional Prompt Engineering (And What Replaces It)In 2023, prompt engineering was the hottest skill in tech. "Learn prompt engineering" was on every career advice list. Courses sold out. LinkedIn profiles updated overnight. In 2026, the landscape has shifted dramatically. The single-prompt paradigm ...00
NANico Albainblog.openziti.io·Apr 27 · 6 min readInside NetFoundry docs: Streamline doc freshness with AIAt NetFoundry, we're building the foundational architecture for zero-trust networking with OpenZiti (our programmable zero-trust overlay). My job is to keep the docs fresh, easy to consume, and techni00
NFNicolas Fränkelinfrankel.hashnode.dev·Mar 19 · 6 min readWriting an agent skillMost developers now use coding assistants. I do too—Copilot at work, Claude Code at home. As a developer, I prefer not to repeat myself. This post explains why and how to avoid repetition as a skill. 00
