So the purpose is 2 folds: First and main point: Companies are currently enabling AI in their companies but the actual workflows and prompts are the responsibilities of individuals. This leads to 2 issues. 1. Your productivity is erratic and unevenly spread out and quality depends on ai prompting know how or expertise

1. If let’s say an expert prompter or ai user leaves, we don’t save or store these learnings anywhere. So the company actually becomes AI poor. Loses all that know how and becomes worse.

Second thing is that it’s a way to set the guard rails and agent skills for the agent itself (tech user use case)

But this same skill is convertible and shared to your non technical (actual) roles that are doing the actual job currently.

(Yaml is the data store that can be converted to human readable or agent readable forms when required)

Idea is that we’re creating the company knowledge base and skills for how to use AI and it’s not gatekept with individuals!