Bittensor Subnet 33 Launches Skill Store: Tested Skills Aim to Make Open Models Do Frontier Work
markjeffrey · x · 2026-11-04
ReadyAI launched Skill Store 33 (ss33.ai) on Bittensor subnet 33, arguing that open models can do frontier-level work when given the right skills.
- The store has already tested thousands of skills, so agents receive tested, verified capabilities rather than uncurated piles
- An accompanying article, "Open Models Can Do Frontier Work. They Just Need the Right Skill," frames skill curation as the gap-closer between open and closed models
The approach parallels Claude Skills and MCP-style ecosystems and is worth watching for its real impact on open-source agent capability.
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