Agent Plugins 1.0: one portable format for skills and MCP servers
Agent Plugins 1.0 removes duplicate packaging when the same skills and MCP servers must work across compatible clients. Here is when that helps and what remains client-specific.
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Agent Plugins 1.0 removes duplicate packaging when the same skills and MCP servers must work across compatible clients. Here is when that helps and what remains client-specific.
Single-agent, agent-with-tools, or multi-agent? The same feature through all three setups, the failure modes to watch for, and a decision matrix you can actually use.
Spec-Kit's extension system turns a structured spec-driven workflow into something you can customize end-to-end. Here's how extensions work, which ones are worth looking at, and a hands-on walkthrough of the Ralph Loop extension for autonomous implementation.
From vague prompts to reliable results: practical frameworks and mental models for working with LLMs, covering the 5 Principles, few-shot learning, Chain of Thought, RAG, context engineering, and how agents change everything.
Part 4 of our series on mastering AI-assisted development. Learn how teams collaborate with Spec-Kit, integrate with CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions & Azure DevOps), and apply advanced architectural patterns.
Part 3 of our series on mastering AI-assisted development. Learn advanced specification techniques, debugging strategies, iteration patterns, and real-world troubleshooting for production-ready AI-generated code.
Part 2 of our series on mastering AI-assisted development. A hands-on walkthrough of the complete Spec-Kit workflow: creating constitutions, writing specs, generating plans, and implementing production-ready code.