Agent Guide

How to automate work with agent skills in any coding agent

The portable pattern is simple: define the trigger, inputs, workflow steps, resources, tools, outputs, and verification. The implementation changes by agent, but the skill architecture stays stable.

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Codex

Use this guide to turn the workflow into a repeatable agent skill.

Claude Code

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Kimi Code

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Kimi Work

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Antigravity 2.0

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Gemini CLI

Use this guide to turn the workflow into a repeatable agent skill.

Cursor

Use this guide to turn the workflow into a repeatable agent skill.

Best fit

What this guide helps automate

Move one content workflow across multiple coding agents.
Standardize how agents use prompts, scripts, assets, and checks.
Create team SOPs that agents can execute.
Turn messy creative tasks into repeatable automation.

Workflow

How to turn it into an agent skill

Use these steps as a portable starting point for Codex, Claude Code, Kimi Code, Kimi Work, Antigravity 2.0, Gemini CLI, Cursor, and other coding agents.

1. Define the repeatable outcome

Define the repeatable outcome, inputs, output files, and quality bar.

2. Give the agent examples

Give the agent examples, naming conventions, scripts, and verification checks.

3. Run the workflow on one small asset first

Run the workflow on one small asset first, then batch it once the result is stable.

4. Review the final creative direction

Review the final creative direction, claims, captions, and publishing details before posting.

Guide

Implementation notes

The universal skill template

Every useful skill should include when to use it, what inputs it expects, what resources it can consult, what steps to follow, where to write outputs, and how to verify success.

Automation levels

Start with research and drafting, then add scripts for deterministic steps, then add rendering and validation, and finally add scheduling or publishing only after human review gates are reliable.

What not to automate

Do not fully automate strategic claims, legal-sensitive copy, final brand taste, or publishing decisions without a human review point. Agent skills are best when they remove repetitive production labor.

FAQ

Agent Guide FAQ

What is the minimum viable agent skill?

A one-page instruction file with trigger conditions, inputs, steps, output format, and checks is enough to make a task repeatable.

Can one skill work across all coding agents?

The workflow can be portable, but each agent may need a different file location, command syntax, or tool setup.

Next

Build topical depth by connecting agent-specific guides to niche-based workflows.

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