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I think we had one of the most important AI releases of the last year yesterday and everyone slept on it. It's the skills release from Claude. It sounds boring, right? But it is actually super prompts that save you days of work. Let me explain how it works. So, normally when you prompt, you just type something in or maybe you find a prompt online from some weird guy like Nate and you like copy and paste it. But the point is the prompt comes from somewhere, whether it's your brain or somewhere else and you type it in and you go and maybe you upload a file. That's it. That's how we prompted for two years. And you get what you get, right? Like if it's a great prompt, if it's great context, you do better. And I've talked about that a lot. The difference with skills or super prompts is that they are permanent context for a specific job. So I want you to think of it as if Claude is your employee and you have to onboard Claude into a specific task. Let's say you want Claude to get better at Excel documents or you need Claude to be really good into Excel documents.