Superpowers framework: TDD workflows for coding agents
Hermes Atlas's Superpowers framework targets the 80% SWEbench gap by enforcing spec validation before code generation in autonomous agents.
Hermes Atlas's Superpowers framework targets the 80% SWEbench gap by enforcing spec validation before code generation in autonomous agents.
Learn how agent skills use a mandatory SKILL.md file to load procedural knowledge on demand, preventing context bloat in complex systems.
With over 1,000 distinct agent skills now available, the shift to modular JSON Schema packages ends ad-hoc prompting for engineers.
Learn how the SKILL.md entrypoint combines YAML frontmatter with markdown to create portable units for four distinct agent components.
Monolithic prompts fail at scale. Learn how SkillasCode helps manage the 40% of apps needing agents by year-end without security drift.
crewAI 1.14.6a1 adds a Skills Repository to decouple logic, addressing fragility in the 79% of businesses already deploying agents.
Learn how six distinct agent tool categories range from low-risk search to high-risk desktop control, plus why Model Context Protocol matters.
Merge 4 fragmented rule locations into one portable SKILL.md package. Learn the 5-step migration path to unify your team's AI conventions today.
Gaia's registry verifies 235 total skills through code execution runs. Learn how the G7 Trust Taxonomy grades capabilities from S to ungraded.
Aggregating 18,142 skills from 307 repositories, this project defines 357 canonical standards to solve AI agent fragmentation.
Executable scripts are 2.12x more likely to harbor vulnerabilities. I review how NVIDIA's SkillSpector uses dual-stage analysis to catch these threats.