Nick Nisi and Neil Roberts

The Skill Tree

The Skill Tree is a podcast about AI skills, agents, developer workflows, and practical ways to use LLMs. Neil Roberts and Nick Nisi talk with developers, tool builders, and creatives about prompt engineering, evals, scripting, tooling, MCP, and the systems people use to make AI actually useful.

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Autor

Nick Nisi and Neil Roberts

Categoría

Technology

Web del podcast

skilltree.fm

Último episodio

31 de mar. de 2026

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Episodios

Cleaning the Fridge: The Hero's Journey 31.03.2026

Episode 1 of The Skill Tree is a conversation with Nick Cannariato about how people actually use Claude skills once they move past the toy stage. Neil Roberts and Nick Nisi talk with him about narrative frameworks for talks and blog posts, connector-heavy research workflows, skill generation, memory systems, and the strange mix of control, curiosity, and frustration that makes AI-assisted work pro...

They're All Markdown Files 13.03.2026

In this trailer episode of The Skill Tree, Neil Roberts and Nick Nisi talk about why they started the show and the kinds of AI workflow conversations they want to have. The discussion centers on skills as reusable Markdown-backed instructions, transcript-first publishing, and the tools they keep returning to in day-to-day work. The format is intentionally loose. There is no formal intro or outro,...

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