The interesting part of the current agent-builder market is not whether people can make an AI agent do something once.
That part is crowded.
What builders keep asking instead is:
- how much control do I get?
- how do I stop loops and brittle runs?
- how do I make a workflow repeatable for someone else?
- how do I package the process after the demo works?
That last question is the gap I keep noticing.
A lot of agent workflows still live as:
- a Loom
- a lucky prompt
- a half-working browser script
- or tribal knowledge in one teammate’s head
The missing layer is packaging.
My view:
- prompts are not enough
- raw browser automation is too low-level for many teams
- SOP docs miss the tiny real-world browser details
- a reusable workflow artifact is the thing that actually survives handoff
That is the problem SkillForge is aimed at.
Record the browser workflow once.
Let AI extract the steps.
Turn it into a reusable SKILL.md artifact any agent can reuse.
If the 2025 wave was “make the agent do it,” the 2026 wave is “make the workflow portable.”
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