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Hi team!
Since I've been using daily supervision and inference libraries, I've created a set of skills for both Supervision and Inference. You can find them here. They might need a bit of refinement but so far so good using them.
Why
I believe there could be real value in having official skills maintained directly within each library's repository. This would:
Keep the skills in sync with the latest API changes and releases (since each skill could have the version number of the library)
Give users a reliable, first-party resource for AI-assisted development
How
One idea would be to add a CLI command (e.g. inference skills install or a simple entry point) that copies the relevant skill directly into their current project (.claude/skills/). This would make it seamless to integrate AI assistance into any workflow built on top of inference library. That way, the library version installed in the user's environment will match the skill installed, so any change would be tracked.
I'd be happy to contribute to this effort or discuss the approach further. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!
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Are you willing to submit a PR?
Search before asking
Description
Hi team!
Since I've been using daily supervision and inference libraries, I've created a set of skills for both Supervision and Inference. You can find them here. They might need a bit of refinement but so far so good using them.
Why
I believe there could be real value in having official skills maintained directly within each library's repository. This would:
Keep the skills in sync with the latest API changes and releases (since each skill could have the version number of the library)
Give users a reliable, first-party resource for AI-assisted development
How
One idea would be to add a CLI command (e.g.
inference skills installor a simple entry point) that copies the relevant skill directly into their current project (.claude/skills/). This would make it seamless to integrate AI assistance into any workflow built on top of inference library. That way, the library version installed in the user's environment will match the skill installed, so any change would be tracked.I'd be happy to contribute to this effort or discuss the approach further. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!
Use case
No response
Additional
No response
Are you willing to submit a PR?