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Kungfu Skills · product preview

Make Agent skills reliable enough for real work.

Kungfu Skills keep the simplicity of reusable Agent instructions, then add exact identity, Work fit, declared dependencies, visible effects, proof, and recovery for complex jobs.

The goal is not a smarter prompt. It is work that is easier to repeat, combine, inspect, and continue without mysterious changes or hidden authority.

What value does it add?

More reliable, composable, and traceable Agent work—especially when a task spans tools, permissions, evidence, and time.

Reliable, composable, and traceable Agent work.

How is it different?

A normal Skill is a useful playbook. A Kungfu Skill is designed to connect that playbook to exact Work, dependencies, effects, proof, and recovery while authority stays elsewhere.

It binds the playbook to exact Work, effects, proof, and authority boundaries.

Do I need to code?

No. Using one should feel like asking your Agent to do the job. The simplest Skill can start as one SKILL.md file, and an Agent can help author it.

No—ask your Agent in natural language.

The value

Not a smarter Skill. A more dependable way to use one.

Repeat with confidence

Pin the exact instructions and packaged content used for the work, so a later update cannot silently change what happened before.

Combine without hidden power

Declare the integrations and effects a Skill needs while keeping permission and execution decisions in their own governed systems.

Explain the work later

Carry proof requirements, recovery steps, provenance, and predecessor links so people and Agents can reconstruct which Skill influenced a result.

The difference

A familiar idea, with an engineering-grade work contract around it.

QuestionA typical Agent SkillA Kungfu Skill
What it starts withInstructions, often with supporting scripts.The same approachable instruction layer, rooted as one complete, inspectable package.
Which version ranOften the file as it exists now.A stable key, immutable revision, complete content root, and predecessor chain.
What it may doTools and permissions may be implied by prose.Dependencies and effects are declared; separate systems still decide capability and execution.
What counts as doneThe Agent may infer success from steps or output.Proof is explicit, and Work—not the Skill—owns acceptance and completion.
What you can explain laterThat a named Skill was probably used.The exact content, provenance, effects, evidence needs, and recovery meaning tied to that Work.

Example · release a project

The request stays simple. The safety underneath becomes explicit.

The user can still ask in one sentence. A Kungfu Skill is designed to make the hidden coordination inspectable without making the user operate it by hand.

“Release this project.”
1

Fit the exact Skill to the Work

Bind one immutable Skill revision and complete content root to the release job.

2

Resolve what the work depends on

Name the required build and repository integrations without letting Skill prose grant them authority.

3

Make side effects visible

Declare process, filesystem, and external writes before the operational path uses them.

4

Keep the evidence that matters

Require test, build, release, and user-acceptance evidence instead of equating output with completion.

Authority boundary: The Skill explains and orchestrates how. Work owns selection and completion; KFX owns executable capability; evidence systems preserve what actually happened.

How to use it

Use it in natural language. Review decisions, not implementation plumbing.

Step 1

Ask for the outcome

Tell your Agent what you want done, as you already do today.

Step 2

Let the Agent propose a Skill

The intended flow matches an exact Skill to the Work and shows important dependencies or effects.

Step 3

Review meaningful choices

You approve authority, destructive effects, or acceptance decisions when they matter—not routine code.

Step 4

Receive a result with proof

The outcome keeps evidence and recovery context so another person or Agent can continue later.

No coding required to use one. You do not need to know how to code to use a Kungfu Skill. Creating the simplest one can begin with a single SKILL.md file, and an Agent can draft that from your description. More advanced integrations may require developer work behind the Skill, but using them should not.

Availability · honest preview boundary

The contract is defined. End-to-end adoption is still being staged.

The protected development line contains the first context loop and the new reliability contract. This preview does not claim that the complete registry, Work selection, automatic composition, or distribution experience is released today.