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    • How I work with AI agents: why it is more than ChatGPT — Article substantially updated

      Restored the source-backed account of chat digests, a topic-focused channel and editing rules. This is archival April 2026 experience, not new tool capabilities.

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    • hermes-skill-presentation — Update

      Instructions now include readability and timing checks for narrated slides.

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      Source: GitHub

      docs: add narrated-slide readability and timing checks

    • accessibility-auditor-skill — Update

      Local-source privacy and focused PR boundaries were clarified.

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      Source: GitHub

      docs: add local-source privacy and focused PR boundaries

    • hermes-skill-author-style-framework — Update

      A skill for building personal author styles was published.

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      Source: GitHub

      feat: add author style framework skill

    • hermes-skill-anti-ai-polish-ru — Update

      A public skill for polishing formulaic AI style in Russian writing was prepared.

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      Source: GitHub

      feat: prepare public anti-ai polish skill

    • getdocs-skill — Update

      After downloading documentation, the skill can create a QMD index; missing QMD or an indexing failure does not invalidate the successful download.

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      Source: GitHub

      Add optional QMD indexing for downloaded docs

    • How I work with AI agents: why it is more than ChatGPT — Article published

      Chat digests, a topic-focused channel and editing rules: why a configured AI agent became more useful to me than a chat.

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    • actvoice — Update

      ActVoice now has a bilingual homepage.

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      Source: GitHub

      feat: add bilingual homepage

    • An AI assistant with skills: why I keep adding capabilities — Article published

      Eight skills for everyday work and development: dates, documentation, updates, forms, code and accessibility.

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    • accessibility-auditor-skill — Update

      The skill gained a reference to accessibility standards across jurisdictions, PDF, mobile and desktop apps, games, and XR.

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      Source: GitHub

      feat: add international accessibility standards reference

    • coding-skill — Update

      The development workflow gained stop rules and TDD review checks.

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      Source: GitHub

      Add Hard/Soft Stop, TDD checks in review, tdd_cycles in report, test_strategy_unknown

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