Are skills in your system related to Claude 's skills or modelem in similar way?
I love the idea of relying on markdowns and filesystem as universal API .The progressive discovery is great and very flexible and I'm regularly extracting parts of my workflow to small, focused skills.
tejassuds•2mo ago
Yes! Largely inspired by Anthropic's work on code execution with MCP!
The idea of more sophisticated, autonomous units instead of raw tool functions really clicked for me. Skills in SkillGraph can orchestrate multiple tools, manage state, and handle multi-turn workflows.
Thanks for the feedback on the markdown/filesystem approach - progressive discovery has been great for debugging and understanding agent behavior properly!
realclayman•2mo ago
Is it possible to borrow the skill calling part of SkillGraph as a utility in other frameworks like Langgraph?
tejassuds•2mo ago
Ideally, you could. But that would mean fundamentally changing a lot in the framework you are porting it to. Maybe we could create a package that can be imported to other frameworks to enable skillcalling.. something to think about !
jumski•2mo ago
I love the idea of relying on markdowns and filesystem as universal API .The progressive discovery is great and very flexible and I'm regularly extracting parts of my workflow to small, focused skills.
tejassuds•2mo ago
The idea of more sophisticated, autonomous units instead of raw tool functions really clicked for me. Skills in SkillGraph can orchestrate multiple tools, manage state, and handle multi-turn workflows.
Thanks for the feedback on the markdown/filesystem approach - progressive discovery has been great for debugging and understanding agent behavior properly!