In AI agent engineering, the specific collection of modular, packaged capabilities (skills) that a given agent or user has assembled and made available for the agent to invoke — treated as a distinct, curatable layer separate from the underlying model or its harness.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
"Half my skill stack is just internal company workflows at this point."
LORE & ORIGIN
Emerged as agent frameworks matured past simple tool-calling into modular, reusable "skill" packages — self-contained bundles of instructions, examples, and sometimes code that an agent can load on demand for a specific kind of task. "Skill stack" names the resulting personal or organizational collection of these skills, treated as its own thing to build, curate, and share, distinct from both the base model and the harness that runs it.
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