SKILLPACK: an experimental packaging standard letting LLMs coordinate reusable software functions
Shoddy_Total9784 · reddit · 2026-11-16
A developer is building SKILLPACK, an experimental approach to packaging deterministic software functions so different LLMs can discover, combine, and execute them without rewriting underlying code. The goal isn't another foundation model — it's testing whether existing models can act as coordinators of reusable software components. Some initial CLI tests passed, but cross-model portability and real-world reliability are unverified; the author seeks developers to inspect packages, run tests, and find where the architecture breaks. Hosted on Hugging Face (acik-teknik/skillpack-registry).
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