In yesterday's high tea, we discussed using a Claude skill MD FIle in another AI so that the agent can perform that skill itself, which it otherwise cannot do. In my case, I have a legal AI (not naming it to protect the identity of the guilty) that doesn't allow for much customization to get tasks done; everything is baked into its harness, or at least that is how it used to be. It recently allowed for matter folders to be created. So I had a crazy Idea, what if I took a skill i use in Claude for legal work and pull the MD Files and resources and create a specific skill/instruction folder to house these files and subfolders and use them in this Legal Ai. I gave it a shot and, in the chat, asked it to review the Skill/Instructions first and then take the other matter documents and execute the instruction file to create a specific analysis and document for an asset purchase I am working on for a client. For the first time, this AI analyzed the matter files and drafted a specific type of document that was almost the perfect format I wanted, with minimal editing. This one test has now opened the floodgates on what I can do to improve the outputs of this legal AI platform. I never even thought of trying this until yesterday's discussion over high tea. That one little gold nugget was a big win for me because it makes decent legal ai something more. Thanks