Field notes from one terminal
What shipped, and why.
Release notes and field notes for Suede Creator Skills. When a post says something shipped, it names the commit or the file that proves it. Read that first.
Two skills, and the bugs that wrote them
suede-play-release publishes an Android build to Google Play from the agent interface, with the Console opened exactly once. suede-parity-contract generates a contract from one reference surface and makes the others assert against it. Both came out of shipping one app to two stores in one session, and every rule in them is there because something bit.
Vetted is a procedure, not a compliment
Both design skills now ship a reference of third-party component sources. Vetted means every source was loaded live, its license read, its domain run through threat-reputation scanning, and its repository pinned. Four of five cleared. The fifth is held, with written promotion conditions.
S-Tier: the builder's book behind the skills
Fourteen chapters on how Agent Skills work and how a builder gets good with them: description routing, verification discipline, and a five-tier ladder where most readers place themselves one rung high. Free, and every claim points at a file in this repo.
Your memory file is a tax you pay on every prompt
A memory file loads unconditionally, so every durable fact costs tokens and attention on every turn, including the turns where none of it applies. Moving conditional knowledge into skills makes it cheaper, and unexpectedly makes it better.
NOT FOR: the two words that make a big skill pack work
A description is the router's only input. Without an explicit boundary naming the sibling that should win, the most eager description takes every request, and adding skills makes it worse on a curve.
Why breadth is free now, and what that changes
"Do one thing well" was advice about tools you pay for whether or not you use them. When an unused capability costs one line, the scope question changes: the same pack that grades a staged diff also argued $448.31 back out of Amazon.
71 skills installed. Your agent reads almost none of them.
Progressive disclosure keeps every skill installed and silent until one fits, and a NOT FOR line on each description routes the misfits elsewhere. Plus four new skills, seven read-only MCP tools, and a pack that spans design, shipped code, and an Amazon refund overturned after the return window closed.
Instagram growth gets an evidence system, not another prompt
Nothing posts without your approval. suede-instagram-growth reads only the account evidence you authorize, separates attention from conversion, and hands back a daily test queue you clear one item at a time.
Two new lanes: a next-action recommender and a one-prompt Android app factory
android-app-factory takes a keyword through a native Kotlin build to a signed Play Store release, from the same terminal that has archived and uploaded 8 iOS apps. suede-recommend-next-action scores the options you have and hands back one runnable prompt.