Your AI Skills Should Belong to You — Not ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini
I moved my reusable AI workflows into GitHub so the skill belongs to me rather than to one AI platform. Here’s why portability, versioning and a single source of truth matter.
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I moved my reusable AI workflows into GitHub so the skill belongs to me rather than to one AI platform. Here’s why portability, versioning and a single source of truth matter.
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02Workflows that reduce friction without hiding the trade-offs.
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I am a software engineer, technical leader, and persistent explorer of practical AI. This is where I document what I build, what breaks, and what I learn.