I collect data from "Who wants to be hired" threads. This month is one of the highest in years.

“Please study the material on https://modern-css.com/ and write a skill.md and an AGENTS.md that succinctly utilizes all the content”

Or maybe even! “https://modern-css.com/ is very cool. Could you include a skill.md or Agents.md for this?”

Or! “Please do: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47030502“ =]

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There is one already https://skills.sh/paulirish/dotfiles/modern-css I am not sure whether it covers everything from https://modern-css.com/ though

Interesting. Im looking for solution to run multiple OpenClaw bots in the cloud, with security and isolation in mind.

I ended up using guix shells (container mode) for my agents and sharing just the directories they need

Would these thing be good for openclaw, agents?

Yeah, though honestly if I'm deploying anything I'd just build an image with nix rather than use nested virtualization.

Very interesting. LLMs open up space for transforming unstructured raw data into visualizations and dashboards. I made something just looking at “Who wants to be hired” posts.

https://hireindex.xyz/#stats

Does that use the "real" LinkedIn API or something else like Playwright?

What model does it use?

What vector database is it using?

I've been tracking number of post in "Who wants to be hired", this month has been the highest I a few years

RIP weekend

Is there a good way to enable this model within VSCode, looking for something like Copilot?

Thank for sharing your work. I tried running your model via Thinker but it didn't seem to work.

Is there a skill directory that can be browsed by a human?

I built Skly (https://skly.ai) for this purpose. It's a marketplace where you can browse, search, and download AI agent skills. Currently, it mostly offers coding assistant skills for Cursor, Claude, and ChatGPT. You can look through categories and see what each skill does before downloading. Most of them are free.

You can also sell your own rules and skills