Speaking at WordCamp Kathmandu 2026 – Showcasing Agentic Skills in Action #993
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Thank you for sharing this, Abhishek — this is genuinely exciting to see. What stands out most is that you used the complete AAS workflow in a real scenario: installing it through "npx", discovering relevant debugging and security skills in the Skill Workbench, and applying them with coding agents to an actual WordPress plugin. That practical path—from finding the right skills to producing a vulnerability report and actionable fixes—is exactly the kind of outcome AAS is intended to enable. Congratulations on speaking at WordCamp Kathmandu 2026! If it would be useful while preparing the workshop, we’d be happy to help with project information, examples, visuals, or troubleshooting. We’d also really value any feedback about your Workbench experience: what you searched for, which skills you selected, and whether you encountered any friction along the way. After the event, please feel free to share your slides, screenshots, or recording here. We’d be very interested in learning more about the workflow and sharing your experience with the AAS community. Best of luck with the workshop, and thank you for bringing AAS to the WordPress community! |
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Prompt Smarter not harder
What did you build or discover?
I discovered the immense potential of agentic-awesome-skills while preparing for my talk at WordCamp Kathmandu 2026. I built a live demonstration that shows how WordPress developers can instantly integrate AI agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI) into their daily workflows using this repository.
This matters because it bridges the gap between traditional CMS development and modern AI-assisted coding. Instead of writing custom prompts from scratch, developers can leverage the 1,965+ pre-built SKILL.md playbooks to handle testing, debugging, security reviews, and documentation instantly. It transforms how we build plugins and themes.
How it works
For my demo, I used the npx agentic-awesome-skills installer to pull specific skill bundles directly into my AI assistant's context. I then walked through a real-world WordPress debugging scenario:
Installation: Ran npx agentic-awesome-skills to set up the skill directory.
Skill Selection: Used the Skill Workbench to filter for "debugging" and "security" skills.
Execution: Applied the code-review and security-audit playbooks against a custom WordPress plugin to automatically generate a vulnerability report and fix suggestions.
The workflow proves that you don't need to be an AI expert to benefit from agentic patterns—you just need the right skills installed.
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WordCamp Speaker Page: https://kathmandu.wordcamp.org/2026/speaker/abhishek-adhikari/
Agentic Awesome Skills Repo: https://github.com/sickn33/agentic-awesome-skills
Skill Workbench: https://sickn33.github.io/agentic-awesome-skills/workbench
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