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Decades of operational expertise from logistics, manufacturing, retail and energy. Codified into agent skills - Works with Claude, OpenAI Codex, OpenClaw, Cursor, Gemini, and 26+ platforms.

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Codified decades of domain expertise into open source agent skills

by urav·Feb 25, 2026·2 points·1 comment

AI Analysis

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Domain expertise as code: AI agents for supply chain, not just APIs.

Strengths
  • Genuine domain codification—8 capabilities from 10-20 year veterans, not prompt engineering or API wrappers.
  • Rigorous eval methodology: 201 scenarios across industries with 93.2% avg score and +11.8pp lift vs. baseline.
  • Cross-platform compatibility (Claude, OpenAI, Gemini) via Agent Skills standard—not locked to one vendor.
Weaknesses
  • Limited scale: 8 skills is narrow; ClawHub has 3000+. Extensibility and community adoption unclear.
  • Sparse README detail—capabilities table lacks decision-tree or example reasoning; harder to evaluate depth without diving into GitHub folders.
Category
Target Audience

Enterprise operations teams, AI platform builders, logistics/manufacturing/retail companies deploying agentic workflows

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Post Description

Hey HN! I'm Urav, the founder of Evos (https://getevos.ai)

Evos started out as doing some AI consulting, while deploying these systems, I kept hitting the same problem: AI agents are terrible at real operational work in core industries. Agents could code the entire system, but asking it to handle a freight exception, or claims deadline issue and it fell apart - it just didn't have the domain knowledge.

So I started translating and codifying what operations experts actually know - the decision frameworks, edge cases, escalation protocols - into agent skills for the Evos platform.

Last week, I noticed there are over 3000 skills on ClawHub, and nearly all of them are dev tool wrappers and API integrations. As far as I could tell, there aren't many skills that teach agents genuine domain expertise for traditional industries - and even fewer coming from verified expertise.

Today, I open sourced the Evos agent skills.

We've published 8 skills for use cases across logistics, manufacturing, retail and energy. Each of them follow the Agent Skills open standard, and work across all the major platforms.

Beyond the skills, I built in an eval suite - 20 to 25 scenarios from real operations, scored against weighted rubrics and also benchmarked agents with the skills vs agents without.

Repo: https://github.com/ai-evos/agent-skills

Would love your feedback from anyone whose been in these industries, or thoughts as a whole.

I'll be parked in the comments - thanks!

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