Good morning everyone, Today I want to share a way to implement an agent that uses skills in Botpress. I hope this tutorial helps you reduce token consumption, minimize hallucinations caused by overly broad context windows, and make prompt maintenance and adjustments easier without breaking multiple tool instructions. Let’s start from the beginning: what is a skill? According to Claude: https://code.claude.com/docs/es/skills Skills extend what Claude can do. You create a SKILL.md file with instructions, and Claude adds it to its toolkit. Claude uses skills when they are relevant, or you can invoke one directly using /skill-name. According to OpenAI: https://developers.openai.com/codex/skills Agent Skills Give Codex new capabilities and knowledge. Agent skills allow you to extend Codex with task-specific capabilities. A skill packages instructions, resources, and optional scripts so Codex can reliably follow a workflow. Skills can be shared across teams or with the broader community, and they are based on the open agent skills standard. In my own words Skills allow us to separate tool-specific instructions from the core agent instructions, enabling a modular architecture. This modularity means the agent does not need to hold knowledge of all tools within its context window from the start. Instead, it progressively acquires skills as needed, reducing token usage and avoiding unnecessarily large context windows.

very nice tutorial @echoing-notebook-80704 🔥

Just a moment, there's more to come, haha.