Our previous article framed the Model Context Protocol (MCP) as the toolbox that provides AI agents tools and Agent Skills as materials that teach AI agents how to complete tasks. This is different from pre- or posttraining, which determine a model’s general behavior and expertise. Agent Skills do not “train” agents. They soft-fork agent behavior Read More
Soft Forks: How Agent Skills Create Specialized AI Without Training
Our previous article framed the Model Context Protocol (MCP) as the toolbox that provides AI agents tools and Agent Skills as materials that teach AI agents how to complete tasks. This is different from pre- or posttraining, which determine a model’s general behavior and expertise. Agent Skills do not “train” agents. They soft-fork agent behavior
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