Interesting point. More agent skills don’t automatically mean better agent performance. The real challenge is context loading, skill selection, and knowing when the agent should use a tool versus reason through the task directly. Too much available capability can still fail if the agent can’t access the right skill at the right time.
Absolutely. This is where agents become more of an orchestration problem than a feature count problem. Having 20 skills sounds powerful, but the real value comes from knowing which skill to use, when to load it, and how to avoid wasting context on irrelevant tools. That’s probably where a lot of agent reliability work will happen next.
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Interesting point. More agent skills don’t automatically mean better agent performance. The real challenge is context loading, skill selection, and knowing when the agent should use a tool versus reason through the task directly. Too much available capability can still fail if the agent can’t access the right skill at the right time.
100%! That seems to be where the really interesting engineering work is heading. Thanks for checking out my post!
Absolutely. This is where agents become more of an orchestration problem than a feature count problem. Having 20 skills sounds powerful, but the real value comes from knowing which skill to use, when to load it, and how to avoid wasting context on irrelevant tools. That’s probably where a lot of agent reliability work will happen next.