​📍This month, Nick Nisi is giving a free 90 minute workshop on how to utilize Skills to scale your AI workflow.

​​​👏 Special thanks to Improving for hosting NebraskaJS at their offices and for sponsoring food.

​Schedule

• ​​​5:30PM - arrive - eat food

• ​​​6:00PM - Talk Starts

• ​​​~7:30PM - Head to The Hill for drinks and continued discussion (optional)

​Talk Summary

​Write once, run in Claude, Codex, Cursor, and your own agents!

​Every developer using Al tools has the same problem: they prompt the same way, for the same tasks, over and over. Skills fix this. A skill is a portable unit of agent behavior that teaches any Al tool how to do a specific job. Write one, drop it into your editor, and it just works. Across tools. Across teams. Most people don't know this primitive exists.

​In this hands-on workshop, you'll write real skills, test them live, and see how one file can power Claude.ai, Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex without changing a line. Then we'll go deeper. You'll see how the WorkOS CLI uses this same pattern to power 15 framework integrations — each one a skill composed with others, wired into an agent that installs and configures AuthKit in under 60 seconds. That's not a demo. That's production code, shipping today.

​What you'll do

​Write 2+ skills for tasks you actually do at work Install and test them across Al tools in real time Learn the craft of good skill writing - specificity, constraints, composability See how skills compose and scale inside a real CLI powered by the Claude Agent SDK What you'll leave with:

​Working skills installed in your Al tools, ready to use Monday morning A repeatable pattern for turning any recurring task into a portable skill The mental model for when a skill is enough and when you need a full agent No repos to clone. No dependencies to install. Bring a laptop with Claude Code or Claude.ai and something you're tired of doing manually.

​Notes

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​​If you are interested in speaking either at this event or a future one, feel free to message either Nick Nisi or Kevin Van Cott on the Discord or LinkedIn.

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