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fishfasell 2 days ago

Agreed. Skills are hardly transferrable unless you are just focusing on globally applicable things like syntax, structure, etc. The most useful skills are things that are not well known and project/ organization specific. The "tribal knowledge" aspect of coding.

atxpace a day ago | parent [-]

Yep. The useful skills are the org/team rules, and those are the ones that never leave someone’s laptop. Then Cursor’s on a different copy than Claude. That’s the actual problem — drift - not another public set of skills. skillrepo.dev is for keeping that set current in your environment.

kristohb 4 hours ago | parent [-]

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