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Why your six Claude Code skills don't talk to each other (and the file conventions that fix it)

DEV Community·AgentStack·28 days ago
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You installed five skills off the marketplace. They each work in isolation. You ask the launch-thread skill to draft a release post, and it doesn't know what your shipping-checklist skill already wrote into your release notes. So you re-explain the project to it. Every. Time. This is the most common failure mode I see in Claude Code setups, and it isn't a model problem. It's a file convention problem. Skills are markdown prompts. A workflow OS is a set of skills that read each other's outputs. The difference between "I have six skills" and "I have a workflow" is exactly one document: the spec for which files each skill writes to and reads from. I shipped a v0.1 of that spec this morning, free, MIT-licensed, fork it: agentstackhq.net/spec/file-conventions.md . Here's what's in it and why it works. The pattern problem A skill in Claude Code is a SKILL.md file with a trigger phrase and a prompt.…

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