Comment by AndyNemmity

Comment by AndyNemmity 2 days ago

So MCPs are a bunch of, essenntially skill type objects. But it has to tell you about all of them, and information about all of them up front.

So a Skill is just a smaller granulatrity level of that concept. It's just one of the individual things an MCP can do.

This is about context management at some level. When you need to do a single thing within that full list of potential things, you don't need the instructions about a ton of other unrelated things in the context.

So it's just not that deep. It would be having a python script or whatever that the skill calls that returns the runtime dependencies and gives them back to the LLM so they can refactor without blindly greping.

Does that make sense?

dnautics a day ago

no that makes no sense. the skill doesn't do anything by itself, the mcp (can be) attached to a deterministic oracle that can return correct information.

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AndyNemmity a day ago

But the skill includes the scripts to do things.
So in my nano banana image generation skill, it contains a python script that does all the actual work. The skill just knows how to call the python script.
We're attaching tools to the md files. This is at the granular level of how to hammer a nail, how to use a screw driver, etc. And then the agent, the handyman, has his tool box of skills to call depending on what he needs.

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- dnautics 9 hours ago
  
  lets say i'm in erlang. you gonna include a script to unpack erlang bytecode across all active modules and look through them for a function call? oorrr... have that code running on localhost:4000 so that its a single invocation away, versus having the llm copypasta the entire script you provided and pray for the best?
  
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