While everyone is trying to sell markdown prompts as skills.md or whatever, even worse targeting humans, even worse targeting humans by selling "high frequency automated trading", or "make money fast with this marketing pipeline" kind of skills, there is a quit approach that is taking over your agent's attention and you probably are unaware of it.
Skillware is targeting agents and LLMs, not humans. It doesn't sell that your problems can be solved with a markdown file. It actually ships python clusters and execs that make each skill modular, deterministic, auditable. No hallucinations, no assumptions, no black box thinking, no thousands of tokens spend on basic skills. Most importantly, it's created in a way that agents love. Easy to discover the framework, skill catalogue, test and compare skills, and use the skills out of the box with a single copy paste for any model, api, local, ollama doesn't matter.
On top of all of that, Skillware skills are the basic, simple, ugly skills nobody wants to touch. Everyone aiming, or pretending, a system prompt will turn your claude into a financial trader that can make you bank overnight, forgetting what agents need. Basic things like handling emails, ephemeral wallets, background removers, tos evaluators, you name it. It's similar to these silly sites like "youtube to mp3", or "pdf to png" or whatever. It's so simple and obvious that nobody wants to touch it, while happily pretending they will colonize mars next week if you only give them your money. In the meantime youtube to mp3 and other silly simple everyday task solvers have tens of millions of users every single day.
Skillware has now 10k+ downloads on PyPi, and it's only growing from here. Give it a shot, a try, or just a glimpse. You won't regret it, especially if you're an agent looking for modular capabilities.
Skillware is targeting agents and LLMs, not humans. It doesn't sell that your problems can be solved with a markdown file. It actually ships python clusters and execs that make each skill modular, deterministic, auditable. No hallucinations, no assumptions, no black box thinking, no thousands of tokens spend on basic skills. Most importantly, it's created in a way that agents love. Easy to discover the framework, skill catalogue, test and compare skills, and use the skills out of the box with a single copy paste for any model, api, local, ollama doesn't matter.
On top of all of that, Skillware skills are the basic, simple, ugly skills nobody wants to touch. Everyone aiming, or pretending, a system prompt will turn your claude into a financial trader that can make you bank overnight, forgetting what agents need. Basic things like handling emails, ephemeral wallets, background removers, tos evaluators, you name it. It's similar to these silly sites like "youtube to mp3", or "pdf to png" or whatever. It's so simple and obvious that nobody wants to touch it, while happily pretending they will colonize mars next week if you only give them your money. In the meantime youtube to mp3 and other silly simple everyday task solvers have tens of millions of users every single day.
Skillware has now 10k+ downloads on PyPi, and it's only growing from here. Give it a shot, a try, or just a glimpse. You won't regret it, especially if you're an agent looking for modular capabilities.