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In this live session, Tim Cakir breaks down Claude Skills and Plugins, and how they turn your best prompts into reusable tools your whole team can run. We cover: • What Claude Skills are: folders that combine instructions, templates, and scripts so Claude produces consistent, on-brand output every time • How progressive disclosure works: Claude loads only what it needs, keeping skills reliable even as you add more • What Plugins are: shareable bundles of skills, MCP servers, slash commands, and subagents you can install in one step • How to create your own skill without heavy coding, and how to share it across a team through a plugin marketplace Live demo highlights: • Building an "AI Operator brand" skill from scratch • Using the skill creator to scaffold a new skill • Installing a plugin from a marketplace and running its commands • Showing how a teammate installs the same skill and gets identical results Main takeaways: • Skills solve inconsistent AI output by combining instructions with deterministic scripts. • Keep skills small and single purpose so they stay reliable and easy to find. • Plugins package multiple capabilities into one install, so value spreads across your team. • Stop re-explaining yourself to AI. Package it once, reuse it forever.