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- Skills: Reusable knowledge or workflows the assistant can apply.
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- Skills: Reusable knowledge or workflows the assistant can apply.
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- Tokens: The usage units that track AI consumption.
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- Tokens: The usage units that track AI consumption.
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## Agents vs Skills (Where They Live)
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Agents are full personas or modes (for example, Task Researcher) that control how the assistant behaves end-to-end. Skills are focused, reusable workflows (for example, webapp-testing) that the assistant can load for a specific task.
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Where they live:
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- Agents can be stored in a repo (project-specific) or in a user-level folder for global reuse.
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- Skills are typically installed globally via the approved skills directory and synced with a manifest.
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If you need the official agent assets repo, ask your team lead or check your internal setup docs.
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## Key Repo Files (Why They Exist)
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## Key Repo Files (Why They Exist)
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These files explain how the AI docs are organized and how contributors should work. Each one has a different job.
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These files explain how the AI docs are organized and how contributors should work. Each one has a different job.
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