> because a colleague being able to ship a session where they iterated on such a skill, to a colleague who can understand the context of their change, is incredibly valuable
This is interesting, I've noticed some teams where the power users (usually the ones creating most of the skills) ship an additional skill to help users update their existing skills. This 'update' skill asks them questions to understand the user's context before actually updaing the skill
This is interesting, I've noticed some teams where the power users (usually the ones creating most of the skills) ship an additional skill to help users update their existing skills. This 'update' skill asks them questions to understand the user's context before actually updaing the skill