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Skills are the most important development in AI over the last 6 months. I think it was Anthropic the one that invented them. Now, every single tool out there is adding support for skills. They should. Bolt is the latest to support them.
There's a whole new way to use skills in Bolt. Every skill your teammates build is now yours too. And they stack: one prompt triggers all of them, automatically. Here's how it works 🧵
The agent should just understand which skills to apply and when they should be used. But currently with most coding agents, it’s painful that you keep having to call the skill manually. Looks like @boltdotnew has solved it now. It shares every skill your coworkers build, and fires the right ones automatically from one prompt. the tool reads your prompt and matches it to the skills that fit. e.g. ask for a waitlist page, and the design skill sets the structure automatically. The brand voice skill then writes the copy, while SEO shapes the page to rank.
There's a whole new way to use skills in Bolt. Every skill your teammates build is now yours too. And they stack: one prompt triggers all of them, automatically. Here's how it works 🧵
There's a whole new way to use skills in Bolt. Every skill your teammates build is now yours too. And they stack: one prompt triggers all of them, automatically. Here's how it works 🧵
every ai builder i have used makes me re-explain our design system and brand voice on every single prompt. the context just resets. bolt. new shipped skills today and this is the first fix i have seen that actually holds up. → add a skill once, upload a file or import from github → every teammate gets it, not just the person who wrote it → one prompt can trigger several skills at once, stacked automatically → no manual invoking, bolt picks the right ones for the prompt so "build a waitlist page" comes back on brand, conversion ready, and indexed. because your design, voice, and seo skills all fired without you asking. the quiet part is that your team's know-how stops living in one person's head. it compounds instead.
There's a whole new way to use skills in Bolt. Every skill your teammates build is now yours too. And they stack: one prompt triggers all of them, automatically. Here's how it works 🧵
It sucks that with most coding agents you have to call out the skill every single time. The agent should just know when and what set of skills to use. @boltdotnew Skills solves this with skill auto-matching. This compounds nicely when you build with agents as a team.
There's a whole new way to use skills in Bolt. Every skill your teammates build is now yours too. And they stack: one prompt triggers all of them, automatically. Here's how it works 🧵