Skills files are used for building robust AI agents and to tame the AI beast. Without skills.md files, AI will make guesses about how projects should be built, what coding standards to follow, whether to replace existing code without asking, whether to repeat its previous actions over-and-over, or whether rewrite existing functionality in new ways. An the following article explores how to interact with AI with better consistency, reliability, and overall lower cost in terms of token usage.

This article explores MDCreator, a WYSIWYG markdown editor for creating and editing markdown files using the most commonly used CommonMark and GitHub Flavored Markdown syntax, making it ideal for artificial intelligence (AI) applications, GitHub documentation, and other applications. It supports secure HTML elements, MathJax LaTeX expressions, and limited support for Mermaid diagrams. Simply double-click to open files, drag-and-drop multiple files directly into the workspace, or open files from ...

Native web components may bring an end to JavaScript frameworks sooner than you think. Don't believe me? This article looks at how to build a router for a single page application (SPA) using native web components. The example provided is not built for production use. But it is a working SPA application capable of doing path routing, query routing, fetching from the web, integrating custom web components, and routing pages.

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