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I was today years old when i found out about this Github Copilot coding agent πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ
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How I feel after I gave claude full access
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Hey everyone πŸ‘‹

I just started a YouTube channel! πŸš€

I’ll be posting shorts, practical tutorials, tips on AI Agents, Django/Python, Next.js/TypeScript and more

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Claude Code Skills

Skills are extensions that teach Claude how to handle specific tasks or workflows reliably. They are defined in a directory with a SKILL.md file that contains metadata(frontmatter) and step-by-step instructions. Claude loads them on-demand(only the descriptions defined in the frontmatter), so they don’t bloat your main context unless needed


πŸ“ You can invoke a Skill with a slash command like /skill-name, or Claude can auto-load relevant skills based on the skill frontmatter description.

πŸ“ Skills live in structured directories (.claude/skills/ personal, project, or plugin) and use a frontmatter header to define name, description, and behavior.

Why Skills matter:
β€’ They make workflows repeatable and consistent (e.g., code review, deployment, translation, component scaffolding).
β€’ Allows Claude load instructions and apply on demand, preventing context overload.
β€’ They follow an industry open standard (Agent Skills), making them portable across different AI tools.

Where Skills can be stored:
πŸ“Œ Personal (~/.claude/skills/) β€” available in all projects
πŸ“Œ Project (.claude/skills/) β€” scoped to one repo
πŸ“Œ Plugin (<plugin>/skills/) β€” bundled with a plugin and namespaced

Example use cases:
πŸ”Ή /new-component to scaffold a React component
πŸ”Ή /api-conventions to enforce your API design patterns
πŸ”Ή /deploy to kickoff deployment
πŸ”Ή /release-notes to generate changelogs automatically
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Google’s new Lyria 3 is basically a music studio in your pocket. 🎧

​Google just dropped the Lyria 3 update inside Gemini, and it’s a massive step up. You aren't just getting generic robotic loops anymore you can actually upload a photo of your morning coffee or a video from your last trip, and it’ll "compose" a 30-second track with lyrics and vocals that actually fit the vibe.

​It handles everything from the instruments to the tempo, and it even generates custom album art for your "single." It’s perfect for making a quick, personalized soundtrack for a reel or just an inside-joke song for the group chat.

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To try it, just open Gemini and look for
"Create Music" in the tools menu. It’s surprisingly intuitive just tell it what you’re feeling and let it cook. 🎹πŸ”₯


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Practicing your job interview skills from time to time really helps
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Happy Monday πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰
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AI Agent => LLM + System Prompt + Tools + Memory + Reasoning Pattern
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You can add better-icons skills or mcp to Claude code(or other coding agents) when dealing with icons. It's effective and saves you a lot of time looking for icons.