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I was today years old when i found out about this Github Copilot coding agent πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ
Forwarded from Rust-Script
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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
Forwarded from Solomon Insight (Π…Οƒβ„“ΟƒΠΌΟƒΠΈ.G)
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.
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One thing I've learned about AI lately is that it will definetly replace software engineers, you might say which ones well software engineers who cant code, think, be creative, problem solve, think building a dashboard takes a week, think technical debt is an imaginary term. It honestly feels like having a really cool junior engineer u can tell it to do the boring stuff u dont wanna do while u focus on tough parts. But it doesnt mean u let it go all in without u knowing what to do. If you think a 20 bucks cursor subscription can build ur product end to end well you're a dumbass. But if u believe a 20 bucks subscription can help u move much faster while you are the senior architect welcome to the new era of software engineering.