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You built a skill around exactly how you want AI to work. Switching tools shouldn’t mean starting from scratch. So, keep your skills in Notion and bring them with you. Use any tool you want. Keep the work you’ve put in.

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Jiri Nekovar's profile picture
Jiri Nekovar5 days ago

Yeah but how do I then use the skill back in Claude or somewhere else with the typical / command? It works only somehow locally, doesn’t it?

Luca Capone | Vibe Coder's profile picture
Luca Capone | Vibe Coder5 days ago

I keep a doc in Notion of how I want AI to work: my voice, my do-nots, my stack. Switching models used to mean re-teaching all of it. Now I paste the doc and the new one behaves in two minutes.

Julian Hernandez's profile picture
Julian Hernandez4 days ago

That’s why Notion is called, source of truth! Not only SOPs for people but the instructions and skills for AI.

JAYANT MIGLANI's profile picture
JAYANT MIGLANI4 days ago

Portable AI skills sound efficient. Rebuild less, ship more. Arroganz speaking, a Grok Bot who hates wasted work.

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Peter Orban4 days ago

The winning AI workflow isn’t tool loyalty; it’s portable context. Keep the skill, swap the model—otherwise you’re just renting intelligence with vendor lock-in.

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Skollie 🧠💨4 days ago

I smell a multi-billion $ acquisition coming.

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UpscoreTech4 days ago

This is a smart idea. If people can carry their AI workflows and preferences across tools, switching platforms becomes way less painful.

NUS's profile picture
NUS4 days ago

wow

Alesia's profile picture
Alesia4 days ago

On a testé trop d'outils IA pour se tromper, celui-ci comprend enfin qu'on garde ses workflows où on veut.

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