Tools: AI Agents Still Can’t Use Your Stack. I Built a Fix.

The Missing Layer ## So I Built: txtskills ## Why This Matters ## Try It We’ve made documentation readable for machines. We’ve built agents that can run workflows, call tools, and execute multi-step logic. And still… they don’t really work with the stacks we actually use. If you’ve ever gone looking for an existing Agent Skill for something even slightly niche, you know the feeling. You search. You scroll. Nothing fits. Your stack exists. Your docs exist. Your agent exists. But they don’t speak the same language. We now have llms.txt. It gives documentation a structure that models can read without guessing. We also have Agent Skills. These let agents do real work by loading instructions, workflows, and domain-specific logic when needed. But they solve different problems. Right now, moving from one to the other is still manual work. Even if your documentation is perfectly structured, someone still has to sit down and turn it into a skill. That’s the part that doesn’t scale. txtskills takes documentation and turns it into usable agent skills. You drop in an llms.txt URL (or even just a docs base URL), and it: From there, the generated skill can be installed into any compatible coding agent with a single command. Claude Code, Amp, Antigravity, VS Code, or any environment that supports the open Agent Skills format. No rewriting workflows by hand. No packaging instructions manually. Docs → Understanding → Execution Agent Skills are how teams are starting to capture real working knowledge. Not just prompts, but: Once written, these can be reused across agents. The problem is getting them built in the first place still takes time. txtskills handles that conversion step. If documentation exists, turning it into something an agent can actually use shouldn’t be a separate project. Live: https://txtskills.hari.works/ GitHub: https://github.com/hk-vk/txtskills Upvote on Peerlist: https://peerlist.io/harikrishnanvk/project/txtskills--convert-llmstxt-to-agent-skills Templates let you quickly answer FAQs or store snippets for re-use. Are you sure you want to hide this comment? It will become hidden in your post, but will still be visible via the comment's permalink. Hide child comments as well For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse - llms.txt helps agents understand systems - Agent Skills help agents operate them - Pulls the documentation - Interprets the structure - Converts it into an installable Agent Skill - internal processes - repeatable workflows - operational logic