From what I understand, a Skill is basically a structured folder with instructions, scripts, resources, templates, and docs that Claude can load when needed. But at a high level, isn’t this mostly prompt engineering made productized?
Things like product thinking, UI/UX, writing clean apps, understanding users, experimenting with ideas, and building something from scratch are also very important.
I understand LeetCode is important for interviews, problem-solving, and getting into good companies.
But sometimes I feel we over-optimize for DSA and forget the actual craft of building software. In the West, it feels like personal projects, creativity, open-source work, and side projects are valued more. People often build apps, tools, games, startups, or creative experiments at a very young age.
I built a keyboard hotkeys extension for everything I repeat in the browser.
You can try cmdOS here: Link
The idea is simple: Everything on the web should be accessible through commands, shortcuts, routines, and AI
Examples:
Cool things you can do:
Right now it’s early, small, and improving daily, but people are already using it for their everyday workflows and that’s been exciting to see.
Would genuinely love feedback from people who live in browsers all day. You can try cmdOS here: Link
You can try cmdOS here: Link
The idea is simple: Everything on the web should be accessible through commands, shortcuts, routines, and AI
Examples:
Right now it’s early, small, and improving daily, but people are already using it for their everyday workflows and that’s been exciting to see.
Would genuinely love feedback from people who live in browsers all day. You can try cmdOS here: Link
