Nautilo open-sources its coding-agent skills: overengineering pre-flight, security, PR prep in Markdown
Dan_Jeffries1 · x · 2026-09-22
The Nautilo team published the engineering skills they use to build with coding agents, shipped as portable, MIT-licensed Markdown files you can hand to Claude Code or Cursor. They cover UI/UX quality, architecture understanding, an overengineering pre-flight check (make the agent question the plan before burning tokens), post-flight removal of arbitrary limits, security and isolation, and getting PRs review-ready. Core thesis: agents can write a thousand lines before your coffee is done—what matters is judgment, not volume.
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