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Anthropic released Skills last week, and the response was immediate: finally, composable AI capabilities! Build once, reuse anywhere. Give Claude folders of instructions and scripts, and it'll load what it needs automatically. Modular, portable, efficient. We'll have reliable AI systems using hundreds or thousands or hundreds of thousands of skills in no time. There's just one problem: Skills aren't actually composable, and that creates a coordination problem that needs to be addressed urgently.
OpenAI shipped AgentKit this week, a platform with a visual workflow editor, versioned agents, governed connectors, and evals infrastructure. The internet immediately split into two camps: people dunking on it ("this isn't AGI!") and people defending visual editors as necessary for non-technical users. Both camps are arguing about the wrong thing.