Sonnet and Haiku wrote llms.txt overviews and RSS feeds with and without our skills. The strong model gained nothing; the weak one swapped slips.
Yes, for the most part. Handed a list of pages, the stronger of our two models produced a valid llms.txt file and a valid RSS feed with no help, and a skill changed nothing we could measure. The weaker model made a few slips, and a skill moved them around rather than removing them. Both formats are files written for machines, which makes them easy to grade by program, so we ran both: one for the overview file that the llms.txt proposal describes, one for feeds. The result is a plain "no measurable gain" for Sonnet, and we say it that way on purpose.
Read the full report on AISkills402: https://aiskills402.com/blog/llms-txt-rss-feeds-what-models-get-right?utm_source=devto&utm_medium=social
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