Netlify explains how AI skills turn repeatable workflows into reusable building blocks
thisiskp_ · x · 2026-09-25
In a Netlify explainer, engineer JJ Englert argues you shouldn't rewrite the same prompt every time. Instead, AI skills let you package repeatable workflows into reusable building blocks that can be shared across your team and invoked again and again — a practical pattern for standardizing agent workflows and accumulating team knowledge. The poster calls skills "underrated magic".
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