More Skills Aren't Always Better for Claude Code
PrajwalTomar_ · x · 2026-07-09
A post suggests that installing too many skills in Claude Code can actually make it "dumber" by consuming limited context space. The author shares 10 high-value skills they curated, including planning, memory, sub-agents for task delegation, and code review. The post also includes a command to turn historical conversations into reusable skills.
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