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The best way to manage your skills – Better-Skills

The best way to manage your skills – Better-Skills

by trapani·Mar 14, 2026·3 points·2 comments

AI Analysis

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Typed edges in skill graphs let agents traverse knowledge relationships at runtime.

Strengths
  • Skill packages bundle instructions, references, and scripts into portable units.
  • Bidirectional sync between CLI vault and cloud keeps agents consistently updated.
  • Graph topology with typed edges enables agents to query relationship structures.
Weaknesses
  • Agent skill management is crowded with Cursor, Continue, and MCP servers already.
  • Unclear what makes this better than just organizing prompts in a folder structure.
Category
Target Audience

AI agent developers, teams building agent workflows

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Post Description

skill management is garbage right now

we built a solution

our assumptions: - skills should be easy to manage and share - skills belong together, some need to reference others - harnesses should know how to create, edit, and link together skills, following best practices - harnesses know how to use skills, not other higher abstractions like complex skill graphs - managing skills with your team should be easy

we achieved all that with better skills

website: https://better-skills.dev repo: https://github.com/leonardotrapani/better-skills

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